How Democrat Bastions Work on the Homelessness Problem

[Spock]

Seattle in this case. They hired a stripper to perform at their annual homelessness conference

Warning you might need eye bleach. May not be safe for work.

https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/statu ... 4714829824

I guess when you know you won't ever have to answer to your voters because you are effectively in a one-party state anything goes.

But what in the holy hell is this and how can anybody think this is OK?

Oh, I see the stripper is transgender. Well, never mind, I guess it is all good.

[Bob Juch]

Seattle in this case. They hired a stripper to perform at their annual homelessness conference

Warning you might need eye bleach. May not be safe for work.

https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/statu ... 4714829824

I guess when you know you won't ever have to answer to your voters because you are effectively in a one-party state anything goes.

But what in the holy hell is this and how can anybody think this is OK?

Oh, I see the stripper is transgender. Well, never mind, I guess it is all good.

The director of King County’s coordinating agency for homelessness is on paid leave following a dancer’s strip show at the agency’s annual conference on Monday.

Performer Beyoncé Black St. James danced topless in a sheer bodysuit, gave lap dances and kissed attendees, according to a staffer at a local housing nonprofit who attended the conference in South Seattle.

Kira Zylstra, organizer of the conference at South Seattle College, has been placed on leave as of Thursday, according to Denise Rothleutner, chief of staff for the King County Department of Community and Human Services.

The department declined to comment further because of the active investigation, Rothleutner said in the email. Zylstra was not available for comment. Her suspension was first reported by journalist Erica C. Barnett on her website.

Zylstra has led All Home, King County’s coordinating agency homeless services, since January 2018. But her job could soon become obsolete as Seattle and King County prepare to replace All Home, which has been criticized as weak and ineffective, with a new regional authority on homelessness. Zylstra was paid about $123,000 a year, according to a county spokesperson.

The performance was in the same room as a catered lunch at All Home’s annual conference, this year at South Seattle College with the theme of “Decolonizing our Collective Work.”

[Appa23]

Silly Seattle!

Los Angeles already has figured out how to end homelessness -- murals!

https://twitchy.com/brettt-3136/2019/05 ... ss-people/


Perhaps Mayor Garcetti really enjoyed Harold and the Purple Crayon as a child, or maybe he saw Mary Poppins, and thinks that people really can just draw pictures of places, jump into those pictures, and live there.

[Bob78164]

Seattle in this case. They hired a stripper to perform at their annual homelessness conference

Warning you might need eye bleach. May not be safe for work.

https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/statu ... 4714829824

I guess when you know you won't ever have to answer to your voters because you are effectively in a one-party state anything goes.

But what in the holy hell is this and how can anybody think this is OK?

Oh, I see the stripper is transgender. Well, never mind, I guess it is all good.

Didn't North Dakota have a fairly serious housing crisis a few years back, in the first years of the Obama Administration, when its job market was expanding faster than the housing market could accommodate? --Bob

[Beebs52]

Seattle in this case. They hired a stripper to perform at their annual homelessness conference

Warning you might need eye bleach. May not be safe for work.

https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/statu ... 4714829824

I guess when you know you won't ever have to answer to your voters because you are effectively in a one-party state anything goes.

But what in the holy hell is this and how can anybody think this is OK?

Oh, I see the stripper is transgender. Well, never mind, I guess it is all good.

Didn't North Dakota have a fairly serious housing crisis a few years back, in the first years of the Obama Administration, when its job market was expanding faster than the housing market could accommodate? --Bob

Are you like tired or something?