Sawant Blasted
Before Tuesday evening’s Seattle council drug vote, self proclaimed socialist councilmember Kshama Sawant (@cmkshama) went on her usual cop hating, blame the billionaires, class warfare monologue. But after she evoked her version of the black experience in America to further her agenda, local entrepreneur Michael Asai (@ECCG206) had enough. He got up and blasted Sawant saying, “Stop doing your blackface for the white agenda.” Asai went on to say, “Vote for this bill and clean up this damn city.” Asai is simply saying what everyone is thinking. The FAR-LEFT/ Commie/Marxists in Seattle are majority white and do not care at all about the interests of the black community or minorities. And Asai is tired of being used for someone else’s dangerous ideology. Btw, I went back to the council video feed on Seattle Channel (@SeattleChannel,) but this interaction with Sawant was edited out. How come? Once again, this is why we need more journalists to attend council meetings to show what is really happening on the ground.
Sawant in Full
Listen to Sawant’s entire monologue from Tuesday’s council meeting. She goes off on everyone. At least she is an equal opportunity hater, targeting both Democrats and Republicans. Sawant’s always been consistent.
On the Run
After Tuesday’s Seattle City Council meeting, I tried to catch up with CM Kshama Sawant (@cmkshama) and CM Tammy Morales (@CMTammyMorales, @TammyMoralesSEA.) I wanted to know why they cast NO votes on the drug bill even after all the revisions. But as usual, they bailed without answering any questions. CM Teresa Mosqueda (@CMTMosqueda) was the other NO vote on this bill. But she did this from her living room via ZOOM, so I couldn’t go after her. I did get a chance to quickly chat with CM Lisa Herbold (@Lisa_Herbold.) She took a lot of heat and criticism from the FAR-LEFT activists in the room for voting YES. But credit to Herbold for going against the whack jobs and voting with her conscience. This drug bill could change the trajectory of the city and save drug addicts on the streets. At least that’s the hope if it gets implemented and enforced the right way.