This perfect. Thank you. 😌✨🍄‍🟫

Very relatable for me in this moment, too. 💜

Game play or music play? :)

And that one seat was a strong pro-housing candidate’s campaign I worked hard on. I’m not even mad: we closed the 7% gap from the Primary.

The incumbent won, but it’s not a mandate when he won by ~3.5%, maybe less when the votes are done being tallied.

Remember to vote early next time!

It’s definitely not a mandate anymore, either! 💪

I’ll take one alto sax and one ATV, please!

UGHHHHHH. Horrible!!! I’m so sorry! I can’t believe how much work we have locally now in the face of the national BS!

One anti-housing candidate cleared in Kirkland (beat out my candidate), an two other anti-housing candidates are winning by a tight margin. The NIMBYs played dirty this cycle. It’s so disappointing for our community.

Not in my town. Ugh. We’re supposedly so “progressive” but that stops when we’re talking housing and transportation.

NIMBYs shoved their own candidates into the race and flooded the zone with conspiracy theories, lies, and fear mongering.

The struggle for equity and social justice continues.

Did you try their Genmaicha Hojicha yet?! Soooo roasty comforting. 😍

Thank you for covering this. The anti-housing slate uses all of the right buzzwords to try to capture the majority of voters, but the truth is that they were forged in the reactionary & hostile aftermath to the Comp Plan.

I hope Kirkland voters don’t fall for their rhetoric.

Aw yay!! Congratulations!! Following you on there now. :)

What a radical take! 😏

*I’m not anti-A.I., just anti-fall-asleep-at-the-wheel-and-let-A.I.-do-the-driving.

I rely on the “human voice” in copy to get a sense of the person, company, or organization over the internet. Copy that relies heavily on A.I. strips it of human identity.

A.I. copy is making the internet feel even more isolated and lonely than it was before.

It seems that these were major selling points. 🤮