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Seattle's only endorsements for the 2023 August 1 primary elections.

Doing the Chamber’s Bidding for Old Times’ Sake

These people want to rule all of Seattle north of 85th St.

An alarming number of Seattle City Council candidates do not support fully staffing or funding the police department. And nearly a third of the candidates want the police to ignore drug laws.

“I’m just talking about meeting people’s needs. I think it's going to be a much less radical conversation than people think it will be.”

The Stranger's morning news roundup.

Welp, so much for the concrete strike: More than 300 concrete truck drivers said they'll return to work without a contract after striking for more than three months under the boot of stingy-ass, intractable bosses. Judging by the report in the Seattle Times, among other reasons it looks like the firing of workers in other industries dependent on the flow of that sweet, sweet concrete pressured the union members to hop back into their trucks....

“We shouldn’t have to be the ones doing this.”

Abolitionist Nicole Thomas-Kennedy has been on the defensive over a series of disturbing tweets she sent in 2020, before she launched her campaign for Seattle City Attorney.

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