Andrea Suarez
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Andrea Suarez
@weheartfounder
Founder and CEO of We Heart Seattle

NEW: Over the weekend, "Seattle Dances" raised more than $1.5 million dollars for Plymouth Housing, a controversial non-profit claiming to be solving homelessness. Organizers even managed to rope in local journalists and "celebrities" to push their agenda. But critics crashed this party with a protest, to educate Seattle's donor class about what's really happening inside these so called "permanent supportive housing" facilities. Just look at the 911 calls and police reports that continue to show a pattern of crime, chaos, and death whenever Plymouth buildings are built in communities. I'm dropping a more in-depth story later today. Here's a preview. 🧵👇 @weheartseattle|@PlymouthHousing|@DiscoveryCWP

Emergency room physician Raul Garcia, who works in an area of Washington state known for cartel activity, says his ER has seen a significant drop in fentanyl overdoses since @POTUS secured the border and the @ICEgov crackdown began.

Watch for yourself what “affordable housing” or “housing first” looks like in Seattle. Rosa hasn’t slept in her apartment in over a year and instead lives on the streets where we met. She invited me into her home to see why she doesn’t sleep there. DESC a 100M NPO keeps building more and more housing projects without first investing in the need for supportive services they claim to offer (and on your tax paying dollar). 👇🏼Rosa is educating voters and I hope you listen to her. @HUDgov





Seattle's "homeless headcount" has some issues according to @weheartseattle chief Andrea Suarez (@weheartfounder). We're paying drug addicts to self report, require nothing but their word and trust that no one will abuse the system. What could go wrong? youtube.com/watch?v=vChQPL…





Today volunteers removed gallons of used fentanyl foils from children’s and off-leash dog parks in Seattle. Listen to this concerned Mother and pet lover show and tell. @SeattleParks @CityofSeattle @MayorofSeattle




The probe follows an audit that found the Department of Community and Human Services failed to properly oversee grant recipients receiving millions of dollars. st.news/4p5ZlMT


“Allen was enrolled in a diversion program, despite prior arrests for second-degree robbery, battery, assault with a deadly weapon, inflicting injury on an elder or dependent adult, and possession of burglary tools and drug paraphernalia.” nypost.com/2025/11/25/us-…







