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As in important, my comments about that were it was a bit of a non-issue as well and him being arrested is a bit overboard. Though I do understand needing to provide safety to children while they are at school. Other than that, you might be confusing me with another member.
You found it interesting enough to comment on a small regional issue but seem to not understand why others might find them interesting also.
Yes, I found the title interesting enough to click on it and comment on it after reading it, in that sense you are correct. But like that issue, this one also is a non-issue.
Yes, I found the title interesting enough to click on it and comment on it after reading it, in that sense you are correct. But like that issue, this one also is a non-issue.
It's a bit of an issue that enough people feel that simply taking what you want is a legitimate position to have voted for this person.
But she's telling them to take over this plant and produce busses for the community.
Now will they do it is the $64K question.
She is the elected voice of the local government there telling these workers to just take the plant from Boeing.
She is speaking about nationalizing some factories, she does not have the authority to order workers to 'take them over'. She is concerned for the welfare of our workforce, a concept alien to the right.
It's a bit of an issue that enough people feel that simply taking what you want is a legitimate position to have voted for this person.
Do you know that is why people voted for this person? And what did they think one socialist member of a city council might accomplish other than opening up a diologue outside of the typical two party system? I have always said if a third party wants to become relevant in national politics, they need to start at city and state levels. This rule goes for all parties that wish to be the third party. Though I still don't think this one socialist city council member is going to have any real effect in Seattle or Washington without working with other Democrats.
She seems likely to lead the union where UAW lead their union;to the bottom.
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