Five councilwomen in Seattle have been receiving a lot of hate for the insidious crime of doing their jobs. Samantha Bee noticed, and created a must-watch segment for her show mocking the angry misogynist horde for its nastiness.
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Five councilwomen in Seattle have been receiving a lot of hate for the insidious crime of doing their jobs. Samantha Bee noticed, and created a must-watch segment for her show mocking the angry misogynist horde for its nastiness.
LaunchBloomberg Businessweek recently surveyed over 3,000 frequent air travellers, crunched departure and arrival data, and looked at airport travel times to find out which cities
LaunchThomas Albro: The Port of Seattle is a vital component of the regional economy. A stronger Port builds a stronger economy. We need to focus
LaunchCandidates for Port Commission were just asked if they agree that truck drivers should be able to unionize. John Creighton: It’s the workers’ decision to
LaunchWhen asked about racial, religious, and ethnic profiling training all candidates were appalled that the Port of Seattle used training to profile terrorists based on
LaunchAsked about growth and redevelopment, especially on property owned by the Port of Seatle, he general consensus of the candidates was that they support keeping
LaunchThomas Albro: Running for Position 4. Running because good jobs, good environment and good government matter. Is an Air Force kid who worked in a
LaunchThe Port Commission candidates have been asked how much time they would spend on the job, which doesn’t pay very much. Thomas Albro: Would devote twenty hours
LaunchThe candidates were asked how they feel about the Port of Seattle’s property tax levy, which is paid by the people of King County. Thomas
LaunchThe sole candidate for Port Commission Position 4 (as of Wednesday evening), Thomas Albro, emphasized in his opening remarks four priorities for the Port of
LaunchAlec Fisken has decided not to run for Port Commissioner. He wanted to run for the position Lloyd Hara is vacating, but has decided he
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