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Apr 12 J.R. commented on STB: Fact-Checking Sally Clark.

Actually the article complains about Sally bashing Mayor McGinn, not "engaging in anti-transit policies."

Poor transit. Won't anyone love it?

Apr 12 J.R. commented on I Guess Our City Council Members Must Be So Great That They're Not Worth Challenging.

At least there's enough people to allow Sam Bellowboy to lose in the primary. Stand Up America!

Apr 9 J.R. commented on The Only Thing That Can Change My Opinion of the Amanda Knox Drama?.

@20: Because he did it?

Apr 8 J.R. commented on Sally Clark and Bruce Harrell Say Police Action in Columbia City "Went Terribly Wrong".

@1: Washington state law prohibits cities from requiring that any employee live within city limits as a term of employment (RCW 41.08.075). As many Eastern cities require that all employees live within city limits, all Washington public employees unions will fight to keep this law in effect.

Apr 8 J.R. commented on The Only Thing That Can Change My Opinion of the Amanda Knox Drama?.

Sorry CharlesAndAnn (that's your new twin name), there is no evidence that the knife in question is the murder weapon.

Apr 5 J.R. commented on John Corvino: Risky Lifestyle?.

I find John lovably smug. Keep posting these videos! The haters hate 'em.

Apr 1 J.R. commented on The Homosexualist Agenda Wins Again!.

I'm offended that people were offended by my comments. By expressing their anger, they were harassing me and unfairly subjecting me to negative public scrutiny. I'm working on a non-apology even as we speak...

Mar 29 J.R. commented on Vegans, Prepare Thy Ire.

Meat is delicious.

Mar 22 J.R. commented on What Do These Two Maps Say About Each Other?.

This illustrates the fact that the Republicans thought they would win the gov race because the economy was in trouble, while the Democrats won because the economy was just fine in the vote-rich blue counties.

Mar 22 J.R. commented on Seattle Needs to Welcome Growth and Get Over Itself.

@10: Hey Bailo: I clicked your link and the areas that are losing population are in places like Kansas and Ohio:

"The areas stretch from industrial areas near Pittsburgh and Cleveland to some rural parts of Northern California to the rural areas of east Texas and the Great Plains."