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Slog AM: Surprise Sweeps, Meatloaf Dies, and How to Survive the Plague When the Government All But Abandons You - Vimarsana News

Slog AM: Surprise Sweeps, Meatloaf Dies, and How to Survive the Plague When the Government All But Abandons You

“Surprise” sweeps: Stop The Sweeps provides sweep support nearly every time this city decides to uproot a group of unhoused people. These folks never like sweeps, but this week they were especially unhappy. On Wednesday, the city swept Westlake Park with little notice. A spokesperson from Seattle Parks and Recreation said those residents got 24 hour notice. The evils of capitalism led to people blocking sidewalks with their homes, and — since the city loves...

National Horror Story Hour - LewRockwell - Vimarsana News

National Horror Story Hour - LewRockwell

Questions du jour: Can the US government make itself even more untrustworthy? Has it become an enemy of the people? Just wondering. What would be worse, actually, is if we learn that American culture is untrustworthy, since politics is downstream of culture. It would be the equivalent writ large of a human personality at war with itself, unable to trust its own thoughts and actions. Which perhaps explains the seeming psychosis raging through our society at the moment. The hallucinatory delusions of the day are exactly what you’d expect in the kind of personality undergoing a psychotic stress...

The Biggest Winners and Losers of St. Louis' Wild Mayoral Primary - Vimarsana News

The Biggest Winners and Losers of St. Louis' Wild Mayoral Primary

Posted By Danny Wicentowski on Thu, Mar 4, 2021 at 6:10 AM click to enlarge DANNY WICENTOWSKI St. Louis Treasurer Tishaura Jones finished Tuesday's primary with 57% of approvals, a commanding win. Tishaura Jones and Cara Spencer will face each other in the April 6 general election to be St. Louis's next mayor, but Tuesday's unprecedented primary was bigg...

Ranked choice voting would allow Utah voters to rank candidates by preference instead of using a 'winner-takes-all' electoral system. Two bills before the Legislature would adopt the system, although it appears that a full-scale change has little chance of passage this year. - Vimarsana News

Ranked choice voting would allow Utah voters to rank candidates by preference instead of using a 'winner-takes-all' electoral system. Two bills before the Legislature would adopt the system, although it appears that a full-scale change has little chance of passage this year.

A new bill would ensure statewide election winners have support from a majority of voters through ranked choice voting.

Source: sltrib.com