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Vancouver leads the way
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This is the way
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Horrific. And a good response from Mamdani.
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Ms. Rachel is the hero America needed
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This is great stuff. Unfortunately we’re about to stall out in Seattle as Sound Transit is proving unable to deliver voter-approved and funded new lines. Major reforms are needed to get ST3 back on track.
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