Things are completely backwards in Seattle where the government is creating the problems and then demanding the private sector clean up the city’s mess. In an illuminating segment sponsored by Future42, [un]Divided’s Brandi Kruse examined multiple examples of how the City of Seattle enforces one set of regulations on...
A must-see [un]Divided segment reveals yet another example of backwards thinking in Seattle
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Is Dow Constantine creating more problems than he solves?
It seems every week there is another story of how a King County official, or the large county government bureaucracy (currently more than 14,000 employees) has done something to make residents feel less safe or worsen the region’s homeless crisis.
Why San Francisco reversed course on “harm reduction” – and why Seattle should too
On February 26, 2024, a politician spoke in front of a small yet very passionate group of activists who had gathered with homemade signs to support an announcement from the public official. She tells the crowd how her sister died of an overdose the day before her 26th birthday...
Eastside residents fight to keep Seattle’s problems out of their communities
The decade-long failure of Seattle progressives to solve its homelessness “emergency” continues to impact suburban King County communities which are currently being forced to accept both temporary and permanent “low-barrier” housing projects.
