David Jackson
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David Jackson
@davidvjackson
Public affairs, policy and politics plus laffs. Transit communicator, Ex-Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program, NACo comms director
Katılım Haziran 2009
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@mattyglesias We’ve rented a PODS to store the water bottles. It’s in our driveway.
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Which @Seahawks jersey would you buy that you believe NOBODY else will be wearing at a Seahawks home game?
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@caia437 @AmySwearer Here in Seattle it’s near 100 percent. Shocking, I know.
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@AmySwearer Here’s the data I want to see every year:
What % of firearm crimes are committed by people already prohibited from having a firearm?
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Inside a Seattle Costco, a 35-pack of Coke priced at $10.99. Just below it: a line item labeled “City of Seattle Sweetened Beverage Recovery Fee” — $7.35.
The tax alone is nearly as much as the soda itself.
The Center Square Washington@TCSWashington
Op-Ed: The soda tax is a sugar rush for bad policy thecentersquare.com/opinion/articl…
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Hey @seattledot and @SeattlePD this car is partially blocking the ROW in the 4400 block of NE 75th St. airbags deployed and front caved in. It is a hazard. Thanks!

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@jimgeraghty Got to move copies, Jim, or clicks as the case may be.
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As I’ve documented year after year, the biggest institutions of the mainstream media don’t just prefer Democrats and give them more favorable coverage; they often fall for wildly unrealistic, self-serving narratives from these candidates. Beto O’Rourke, Stacey Abrams, Kirsten Gillibrand’s presidential bid, Jaime Harrison, Dan Osborn, Colin Allred, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell — all of these Democratic candidates faced much tougher odds than the national media coverage would suggest. And I feel like even if you prefer a particular candidate, you should level with your audience about their chances for victory and the obstacles they face. Supposedly, the New York Times (and other publications) prioritize informing their audience over cheerleading for the Democratic Party.
nationalreview.com/the-morning-jo…




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@ChowdahHill @boston25 My great grandfather Gustav Bates was the mayor of Quincy. Thanks for sharing.
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Proud to be from Quincy, MA (pronounced kwin'-zee), the birthplace of two presidents, and celebrating 400 years this year. This vignette on @boston25 gives a little of the city's history, and I have a cameo where I discuss the city's superb connection with veterans from there.
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