Vaccine Shortage Lines With Eight People Lined Up

Drink your vaccine shortage cup of coffee if it has coffee in it and read the brief: "... 2 million more Washingtonians become eligible for COVID-19 vaccines today Clinics like this one in Auburn are preparing for an influx of people. But if you meet these qualifications, be patient: Demand is outstripping supply. Here's our guide to getting your vaccine, along with a look at the possible side effects and how to manage them. (Photo: Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times).." SWE's Take: The shortage line shows 8 people showed up. Good News: Stimulus 3.0 checks are unlikely; we're BROKE.

Buy 100 K-8 Students New School Clothes Now....What % is 1100 Students to the Total Seattle public Schools? 1%?

Some of you got school coffee, if ya did read the brief with coffee: "... 'A long time coming': Seattle children head back to school "We're feeling good," Tite Zeleke said after hugging her son Numerson Teshome, 4, and dropping him off at South Shore PreK-8 School in Seattle on the first day of in-person classes. Districtwide, about 1,100 Seattle students returned yesterday to preschool and special education classrooms. Despite a few hiccups, kids, parents and educators were beaming. Here's what comes next in Seattle. (Photo: Steve Ringman / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's take: Now the rest back to school by 2025? "...Seattle-area home prices have risen faster than in all but one other major U.S. metro area for an entire year now, according to new data out today. Look south of Seattle for the most dramatic price hikes..." SWE's Take: Wait until the deadbeat tenant "free rent" is exhausted by Sep 2021, then this flash pan debt recovery is sucked dry. Don't bet on Stimulus 3.0. Unemployment extentions end then too. Good News: Most Seattle Home owners are not selling now. Smart investers in my book.

The Biden Killer Flu Trojan Horse Destroying JOBS

Drink your coffee in a trojan horse shaped mug and read the brief: "... You won't have to gallop quite so fast in some Seattle crosswalks Pedestrians are getting more time to make it across — a change celebrated as "a really good step in the right direction" by advocates for seniors and people with disabilities. Traffic engineers are crunching their way through a set of calculations to time this just right. (Photo: Greg Gilbert / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's Take: The other side; cars get slower. "...Southwest Airlines has ordered 100 Boeing 737 MAX jets. Under the deal announced today, Boeing could end up building more than 600 MAXs for the airline through 2031..." SWE's Take: And plane orders get cancelled a lot lately too. "...COVID-19 likely came from animals, not a lab leak, according to a draft of a joint WHO-China study that will soon be released..." SWE's Take: Yeah laboratory bats in Wuhan...its the KUNG FLU...LOL "... U.S. "vaccine passports" are on the way as a growing number of companies say they'll require proof of vaccination before opening their doors. There will be an app for that, but it isn't easy to develop. Feeling unsettled? Maybe it's vaccine envy. Go easy on yourself, experts on envy say as they offer perspective on "the one emotion that everyone is ashamed to admit."..." SWE's Take: The new marijuana testing or your FIRED. Good News: The border crisis is considered more important than a police trial today.

Better get Back to Work, or See Your Job Disappear

Drink coffee from the empty job mug and read the brief: "....s a growing number of people in Seattle and around the country get vaccinated against the coronavirus, white-collar workers are mulling how - or whether - to return to the office. In many places, office work won't be like they left it. Read more..." SWE's Take: Without seniority and skills at the work place we're all screwed. "...For those who love ballet, the sight of a ballerina dancing on pointe is an everyday miracle. Until recently, a man dancing on pointe was a rarity. But, in a world engaged in conversation about gender and inclusivity, things may be changing in ballet, just a bit. Read more. .." SWE's Take: Its not cool to appear lady-like if you're a man. "...Although businesses of all sizes have struggled under COVID-19, the pandemic has been especially hard for smaller firms, especially those with just a few employees and modest revenues. Read more..." SWE's Take: So what, there's help wanted signd all over the Seattle area. Good News: Biden's southern open border is something most of us HATE.

The Tax Cuts Will be Replaced with Welfare Debt for Socialism and More OVERPOPULATION Demands

Drink that horifying instant coffee for Climate change and read the brief: "...Construction on Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena is heading into the homestretch. Its developers have ambitious plans to make it as much a top concert venue as a sports arena. Read more...." SWE's take: We still owe money on the King Dome, last I heard...now they built 3 more stadiums anyway? Good News: Save your stimulus money or ya can put it in the stock market.

Homelessness Killing More Folks With Killer Flu

Drink a mug of coffee vaccine and read the brief: "... King County homeless deaths point to a deadly pandemic winter Carole Burr, 54, became the third homeless person to die in a single week in King County when the camper she was staying in caught fire last month. Her name is among those held up during a recent vigil at Seattle City Hall to remember homeless people who have died. The vigil came at the end of a particularly deadly winter, in which new temporary housing was not nearly enough to meet the need. (Photo: Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's take: None of us would live long homeless, without Killer Flu. "... Side effects can mean your COVID-19 vaccine is working. But what if you don’t have a reaction? Three experts explain what's going on. Washington’s schools can immediately reduce physical distancing to 3 feet, Gov. Jay Inslee said yesterday as he pushed to get more kids in classrooms. But not every school can start moving desks..." SWE's take: The endless Afghanistan war and now the endless COVID 19 shut downs. "...What lockdown is like for a mother of 11: One laptop for the entire family ... well, that didn't work. Katja Heimann has carried her family over hurdle after hurdle, but it's become “very exhausting lately.” (Just lately?! We're impressed.)..." SWE's take: The King County Schools blame the parents and student for low math and science grades. The teachers are immune from criticism. "...A tweetstorm is raging over Amazon delivery drivers peeing in bottles. Amazon says the claims are false ("You don’t really believe the peeing in bottles thing, do you?"), but drivers say the company is out of touch with their high-pressure reality (“I bought a Shewee and peed in bottles ... I’ve peed my pants at work”)..." SWE's take: Amazon pays like $15-17/hr....great pay and ya get to pee in bottles. Good News: Stimulus Checks finally made it out to those poor and disabled on Social benefits after much failure the last couiple months.

$1.9T KIller Flu Stimulus Just Killed of the $3T Biden Wants to Add to Debt

Drink your $19/mug coffee and eat less instead, read the brief: "...Seattle's School Board has approved a tentative deal to bring pre-K through fifth-grade students back to classrooms. The teachers union will vote tomorrow on the plan. The board also picked a new member, nonprofit organizer and business consultant Erin Dury..." SWE's Take: Schools should re-open by 2025. Good News: Unemployment low and the restaurant and travel industry destroyed too....I guess those jobs are not essential to a DOW 35000 BOOMING ECONOMY anyway.

Seattle Rationing Vaccine to Just Favored Ethnic Groups, RACISM?

Enjoy you black coffee without white Caucasion cream and read the brief: "... Spend an afternoon with Seattle’s COVID ‘vaccine chasers’ Seattle Fire Department Capt. Kyle White raises his hands to a crowd outside a Rainier Beach vaccination site on Monday to show that only six doses of COVID-19 vaccine are left. People who don't yet qualify for vaccination — or do but can't get an appointment — are flocking to vaccine hubs each day in the hope of scoring a leftover dose. There are rules about how this works, and sometimes vaccine chasers' luck hinges on the smallest detail. Find our updated guide to getting your vaccine, and track the state's vaccination progress in the charts with today's live updates. (Photo: Ken Lambert / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's Take: Governor Inslee mismanaged the vaccine distributions. "...Seattle is opening a historic hotel to homeless people today. Its rooms have been turned into case manager offices, food prep areas and living suites for nearly 140 people. Take a look inside the nearly century-old Executive Hotel Pacific..." SWE's Take: That will cure less than 1% of Seattle homelessness...too little ,too late. Good News: The "surging" stock market shugs off loss of restaurants and air travel. We're doing better without those jobs eating into savings now? We have too many employees in America? Time to build more houses instead.

Biden's Agenda: Randomly Spend Money and Raise Taxes and Do Nothing But Make Trouble

Enjoy the tax increase Biden coffee for $10/mug and read the brief: "...Seattle spent $3 million on a survey about police funding, community programs and how to reimagine safety. The Black Brilliance Research Project aimed to reach groups that often are left out of policy discussions. It’s one of the most expensive consultant contracts the city has awarded in recent memory, decided without bidding. Here’s what Seattle has learned. Above, a demonstrator outside Seattle City Hall in August 2020. (Photo: Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times).." SWE's Take: Better off spending the $3M on the homeless. Good News: Biden can't raise taxes until 2022.

Biden is Not Transparent on Agenda Chaos At Border

Drink some Biden Sour Tea That He Says is Real Coffee and read the brief: "...The city of Redmond is trying a new tactic to bolster a resurgence in tourism: giving visitors money..." SWE's Take: I thought Seattle area was swimming in $CASH$...I guess it was a blatant lie. Good News: Most wouldn't visit Redmond if we paid them to.

The Old Growth Trees From Seattle Disappeared Decades Ago....The Liberals Lag Reality

Enjoy some $1 a mug coffee that disappeared decades ago and read the brief: "...Two former directors of the state Department of Natural Resources call for a gradual fade-out of all logging on state forest lands. The proposal would put the state on the leading edge of research on using big trees for storing carbon. Read more..." SWE's Take: Blame carbon on oil? How about OVERPOPULATION, its root cause. "...Educators were forced to think big when schools were thrust into crisis of the pandemic, and not just about how to use technology. Here are some of the innovative ideas hatched during the pandemic that could change education forever. Read more..." SWE's take: Looks like they're frisking her for weapons....wearing a flu mask....the teachers have become POWER MAD? "...For Seattle’s LGBTQ+ communities, nightlife venues are community gathering places, organizing spaces, places to heal. But facing challenges such as rising rents, gentrification and pandemic closures, some wonder if Seattle’s LGBTQ+ nightlife scene will ever be the same..." SWE's Take: Close these establishments down....it looks like organized crime to me. They dress in black like criminals. "...Spring is the perfect time to use rhubarb to create a pizza that has the vegetable in a savory application not often seen. This recipe also makes sure the rhubarb retains its shape rather than dissolving into mush...." SWE's take: No food calories. Just a bit of cheese and crust for like $30? Rhubarb Pizza? Yuck. Good News we don't have to eat pizza crust pizza made with strange ingredients...we can cook it ourselves at home.

Drop Into an Asian Health Spa; their Culture Allows more Sexual Behavior

Drink some bikini barista coffee and read the brief: "... 'We will not be silent when we are being murdered' Seattle is increasing security to protect Asian Americans, who are speaking out about their own painful experiences and grief after this week's shootings in Georgia (above) left eight people dead, including six Asian Americans. The shootings, and the way law enforcement responded, are deepening the trauma in a year of racist attacks. The white man who's been charged isn't the first to blame sex addiction for heinous crimes, but scientists are skeptical of the claim...." SWE's Take: Stop being spa prostitutes and the deaths will decrease. "...The latest big-news Seattle restaurant goodbye might be Tom Douglas’ downtown Dahlia Lounge, but the little places we’ve just lost also made up the fabric of the city in a different, hugely important way. Here’s a look at them — and which have hopes to rise again. Read more..." SWE's take: Spending $20-30 a meal; perhaps much more is not worth it. Cook yourself instead. Good News: The interest rates went up during Biden's spending spree...my savings rates went up and the mortgage interest rates going back up again. I'm not a home buyer so would care less.

Unemployment Checks will have to be paid back, the money was stolen in Seattle

Drink some coffee ya stole from the coffee fund and read the brief: "...The National Guard is stepping in again to help Washington state sort out the mess at its unemployment agency. This comes after the agency said 55,000 people may have to pay back thousands of dollars in jobless benefits...." SWE's take: Ya can't get water from a rock...the money was spent. Good News: Now ya know why Biden wouldn't tell us about his agenda....we all hate it.

We Didn't Need Cars in Seattle Anyway...this should help home sales in Seattle????

Gulp that cup of coffee ya picked up while walking in Seattle and read the brief: "...A "major area" of Seattle would be off-limits to most cars and 90% of personal trips would be made without gas-powered vehicles under the city's new plan to electrify the transportation system by 2030...." SWE's Take: That would be the last straw for selling a home in Seattle. "...The $3.3 billion improvement in Washington's four-year financial outlook, announced yesterday, is welcome news for the post-pandemic recovery and strong evidence the state doesn't need a capital-gains tax, The Seattle Times editorial board writes..." SWE's Take: Biden's capital gain tax increases will destroy the economy. Good News: Biden is getting blamed for chaos with open borders.

Drink Some ChCom/Migrant Tea, Biden's President

Enjoy your ChiCom Tea and read the brief: "...The pandemic "is going to change education forever." Educators are rethinking everything from technology and testing to the "butt-in-desk" model of education...." SWE's Take: It will all fail miserably too. "...Seattle's ban on evictions has been extended through the end of June, but the City Council is holding off on whether to provide a free lawyer to anyone facing eviction. Meanwhile, Washington state will get many millions of federal dollars to help renters and homeowners who are behind on their payments. Don't expect that to arrive soon, though..." SWE's take: Don't expect any stimulus money IOWs? Biden wants it all to go to the Blue State Migrants instead. Good News: You won't have to save it anymore for a rainy day soon.

Seattle Cooler temperatures

Grab that cold cup of Seattle coffee and read the brief: "... COVID-19 precautions shut down flu this season. What will next winter bring? It could be especially nasty, researchers say — although perhaps what we've learned in the pandemic will help us..." SWE's Take: The vax is useless the lock downs will go on and on. "...Police arrested 13 people in downtown Seattle on Saturday night on investigation of charges including felony assault, obstructing an officer and damaging property. A Starbucks store was vandalized and the ferry terminal was temporarily closed..." SWE's take: And that was a "slow night" on Seattle violence out of control. The fun goes on and on. Good News: The schools may never open, but at least the school brainwashing has ended too.

Seattle Folks Moving Out in Droves now

Drink that out of state coffee and read the brief: "...Seattle shrinking? Seattleites moved out in droves in 2020, though most didn’t go far..." SWE's Take: How many moved and did they leave the State? The Tooth Fairy knows. Good News: There is still old money around for $700K homes in Seattle....the youth is left behind and living in a Midwest Trump State now?

Stimulus Checks in Mail? Make Sure You Get It.

Drink your stimulant caffeine if it arrives and read the brief: "...Downtown Seattle’s Dahlia Lounge will never reopen. Owner Tom Douglas has new plans for the space after the Dahlia reigned as a high-end dining destination for 32 years. Douglas is talking about what it might take to reopen several of his other restaurants whose doors are still locked. Read more...." SWE's take: A lot of restaurants closed in Kent the last year: to name a few: Mitzels in Kent Golden Steer Sales Deal Was cancelled Las Margitas Covington Long John Silvers Carl Jrs Dickies Barbeque All buffet restaurants Many still open slashed their hours or don't open on weekends..

We'll Open Up By May, Now July Biden Says....No End In sight as Child Cages Fill at border

Drink your late arriving cold cup of coffee and read the brief: "....Hope and possibilities': Biden pledges fast vaccinations for all adults All American adults will be eligible for coronavirus vaccines by May 1, putting us on track to return to a semblance of normal life by July 4, President Joe Biden said yesterday. He laid out concrete steps to make that happen after "a year filled with the loss of life, and the loss of living." (Here are three key takeaways from his speech, and the exaggerations that sent fact-checkers scurrying.) As vaccinations rise, we're answering questions about how daily life is transforming for vaccinated people and what they can do under new guidelines. (Photo: Ted S. Warren / AP, file)..." SWE's take: As we deprioritize vaccines to nursing homes and downplay death rates there. "...Good news for unemployed Washingtonians? Not so fast. Some are facing painfully long waits for the $300-a-week federal benefits, even after Congress extended the aid in the COVID-19 relief package that passed this week. And to pay out that gigantic package, the U.S. must spend an average of $43,000 per second until 2022 — so, probably about $1 million in the amount of time it takes you to read this news item aloud. That's going to be tricky..." SWE's take: Help wanted signs all over Seattle and we waste money on unemploymnents....teachers, go back to work or get no pay. Period. Good News: The meat locker temperatures in the mornings is keeping the grass growing slower.

The Dems Don't Like Being Called "Open borders"; They Are

Drink some sour open border coffee and read the brief: "... Want new wheels? Plan way, way ahead We all remember when grocery stores ran out of toilet paper, and “that’s kind of what bike shops are like today,” one manager says. With demand skyrocketing during the pandemic, customers who are hoping to snag a bike for this summer should start shopping now. But expect to wait for months, depending on how you do this. Know how to find a good bike shop, and if you already have your ride, check out these five Seattle street-cycling loops. (Photo: Amanda Snyder / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's take: Yeah we'll all stop driving cars to switch to bikes...LOL. The Green New Deal Hopes to eliminate gas and oil...we go back to horses now?

How Can a Bill Take Out a Lot of Pork and remain the same $1.9T price tag? MSM is lying.

Grab the watered down coffee for $5/mug or the full strength brew for $5/mug and read the brief: "... Seattle's Lumen Field Event Center morphs into mass vaccination clinic Boat shows, concerts and art fairs have given way to 144 vaccination stations in the cavernous event center, which will open Saturday with the capability to vaccinate 22,000 people a day when the shots become more readily available. How will they pack that many people in without getting everyone sick? Here's how it will work, along with our updating guide to getting your vaccine in the Puget Sound area. (Photo: Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times) .." SWE's Take: 4 hour waits for vaccine shots with appointments? "...The U.S. is preparing to send direct payments to Americans, with Congress today set to approve one of the biggest economic-relief packages in U.S. history. It's so humongous that the sheer volume of new programs threatens to swamp federal agencies. Here's where to follow along today, and when many Americans can expect payments and other benefits. Pointedly, the checks will not be signed by President Joe Biden, though they're a win for him as he hits Day 50 today. This is where things stand on his key promises...." SWE's take: Checks come TBD date? "...Will Seattle's latest school reopening plans stick? That's what frustrated families are wondering after the district yesterday delayed in-person instruction for some kids who were supposed to head back to classrooms tomorrow. Union and district officials say their negotiations have turned a new page...." SWE's take: Under incommpetent Biden the schools will open when the late stimulus checks ever arrive. Good News; Biden's border crisis he's ignoring is now haunting him.

Seattle Swamp Decaying to Destruction

https://youtu.be/dqV0Ye5VUYw Have some decayed Seattle Swamp bitter tasting coffee and read the brief: "... A space 'more normal than school' lifts kids out of a dark time First-grader Nevaeh Korsmo reaches for hand sanitizer at the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe's learning center in Port Angeles. After the pandemic hit, the tribe and the local school district created this unique space, wrapping kids in normalcy and helping raise their grades. Now they're planning to keep it open beyond the pandemic. Take a look inside; the photos are lovely. (Photo: Amanda Snyder / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's take: How poorly did they score on math and science? "...How the Republican Party's fracture could affect Washington state: In the closest thing our state has to a competitive congressional district, U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler has turned the crack between the two wings of the Republican party into a chasm..." SWE's Take: 90% of Trump supporters still support Trump..what fracture? Now Biden Dems are another Socialist State fractured Democratic Party. Biden vs Sanders... Good News: Stocks are up as Trump's Operation Warpspeed rockets ahead with VACCINES galore.

What's the Total Price of the COVID 19 $1.9 Bill Now? $500B? Who knows...

Drink some unknown coffee COVID 19 Dem Bill and read the brief: The Seattle area limits itself to Johnsons and Johnsons vaccine and calls it a shortage.... Good news: We're all not Village idiots from Seattle.

Dems Want COVID 19 Stilumlus For Everything but Killer Flu

Drink your Dem COVID Stimulus Tea, no budget for Real Coffee and read the brief: Good News: Its created huge bipartisan problems and problems with Dem unity as well.

The Village Idiot Dems Ignore Killer Flu in $2T Relief Package: Waste it on Unrelated Pre-COVID Coastal State Waste Instead

Grab a cup of $20 Covid 19 $2T Mammoth Spending Not Related to COVID 19 and read the brief: "... Far more Washingtonians can get vaccinated — if they can find doses A flurry of actions made more Washingtonians eligible for COVID-19 vaccines this week, and Gov. Jay Inslee laid out who will be included in the next several stages. Now that teachers and child care workers can get their doses, we took a look at whether, and how, this could speed the return to classrooms. (Meanwhile, the timeline for vaccinating kids is getting a bit clearer.) Veterans of all ages got access to vaccine appointments this week, too. But of course all of this heightens the demand for shots that were already in short supply. And it will be a while before our state has much of Johnson & Johnson's one-dose vaccine. Here's what the J&J shot means for Washington, along with our guide to getting your vaccine...." SWE's take: Johnson and Johnson is just one company [out of about 5 or 6] making the vaccine; change companies idiots. "...Some 55,000 Washingtonians may have to pay back thousands of dollars in jobless benefits. The state Employment Security Department’s acting commissioner shared that prospect during an update to lawmakers on the challenges the agency faces. Read more..." SWE's take: Village Idiots running the show with no brains. "...What does it take to shed your clothing, pad across snow in your bare feet and dunk your swimsuit-clad body into the 40-something-degree water at Alki Beach just to get some exercise in the winter? It’s … refreshing, really, says this determined band of open water swimmers. Read more...." SWE's Take: Dems love feeling cold and miserable and claim its good for all of us. They want all to suffer. Good News: The frozen water swimmer didn't catch Killer Flu...LOL

Biden Backward Intellectually; Why is brainless warehouse delivery more important than Trump Warp Speed Development of vaccine?

Drink your percolated coffee with grounds in it and claim its more inventive and read the brief: "... Johnson & Johnson vaccines arriving in Washington — slooooowly The first shipment of the single-dose vaccine made it to Washington this week, but don't expect more for weeks. Who will get it? Our FAQ Friday looks at where J&J's vaccine will go and whether it can be used as a second dose after a patient received a different first shot. (Photo: Jessica Hill / AP)..." SWE's Take: Excuses, excuses, skin of a reason, stuffed with lies. Good News: We can forget about real dangers now; Biden calls violence in our streets and border crisis not crisis. LOL

Grandparents Provide Grandkid Care Normally in Seattle, Its the high rent

Drink your coffee after dropping 0ff Your Kids at grandma's so ya can work and read the brief: "... Raising grandkids in a pandemic — with little help Ollie Reeves, 76, is plunging into her savings to raise her grandson Montrey, 14, and his 10-year-old sister. She’s one of more than 47,000 people in Washington who are raising a relative’s child outside the formal foster-care system. Their role is crucial for kids. But these "kinship caregivers" — who are disproportionately people of color — have reason to cry out, writes columnist Marcus Harrison Green. He asks: Can’t we lend them a hand? (Photo: Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's Take: This is not new, this was going on twenty years ago in Seattle. Good News: They blame Killer Flu for all class inequity the last 30 years....but we aren't stupid.

Why Do We Really Need a $1.9T Stimulus When DOW is Surging Over 31000?

Drink Your 3rd Useless Cup of Stimulus Coffee and read the brief: "... Seattle trying to remove park's homeless encampment without police today Outreach workers have told the residents of about a dozen tents at Denny Park that they must pack up and leave. Police say they're ready to join today's effort to remove the encampment if needed. But even if officers don't show up, it's unclear if this removal is much different than the ones the City Council tried to stop last year. (Photo: Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's take: Amazon workers for $17/hr have to live somewhere, they can't afford the rent. "...A new neo-Nazi group in Spokane is serving as a "stark reminder" of the era of virulent extremism in the Northwest. “It’s not gone, it’s still here and it’s very real,” the chair of the Spokane Human Rights Commission said after the arrest of a man who's accused of a chilling vandalism attack on a synagogue. Read the Times Watchdog story...." SWE's take: The real concentration of violent gangs is liberal bent chop hill thugs in Seattle. Good News: Its sunny today....cold as a meat locker this morning [31 degrees] but should warm up today.

Public Schools Can Open: Just Let the Kids Play on Picnic Tables Outside 6" Apart

Drink your coffee by yourself with 6' Social Distance and read the brief: "... How schools and scientists choreographed a reopening together Cindy Pratt, a first-grade teacher in Chapel Hill, N.C., reads to her students during a lunch with social distancing on Thursday. Researchers and physicians there teamed up to help schools draft detailed COVID-19 strategies for nearly every moment of the school day. That's helped reopen classrooms sooner — and more safely. Here's what Washington state can learn. (Photo: Ted Richardson / For The Seattle Times).." SWE's Take: IOWs the schools will never open. The teachers don't want to work real jobs now. "...Enjoy this early blast of spring while you can. The sunniest day of the week is still ahead, but then things turn … well, you know … Seattle-ish..." SWE's take: The mornings feel like a meat locker cold temperature in Seattle. "...Police are searching for the person who killed a teenager in a shooting last night in Renton. Meanwhile, two men have been charged with murder after a 19-year-old's body was found in a North Seattle snowbank..." SWE's take: The police don't want to work in Killer Flu for $25/hr. "...Six Dr. Seuss books won't be published anymore because of racist and insensitive imagery. The books include some well-known tales. Today's announcement came on the birthday of Dr. Seuss, aka Theodor Seuss Geisel...." SWE's take: The Grinch Christmas is RACIST, they made him green. "..."The whole plane was just going crazy." A flight was canceled Sunday after a large group of passengers refused to wear masks, Frontier Airlines said. By Monday morning, the airline was facing accusations of anti-Semitismism...." SWE's Take: Airlines are a joke now. Stop flying them, reduce Greenhouse Gas. Good News: Restaurant take out tips are optional now.

Without Face to Face Public Schools the Kids are Screwed

Drink a delicious cup of face to face public schools coffee and read the brief: "... Uncharted waters: Trends to watch as kids head back into classrooms As Washington kids learned from home, they generally lost ground in math but held steady in reading. Should the differences in the ways students acquire skills — and forget them — change how schools approach academics when they reopen classrooms? It depends who you ask, and some educators are proposing a fundamental shift. Meanwhile, a Republican senator has a great idea to save the school year in Washington state, columnist Danny Westneat writes. (Illustration: Gabriel Campanario / The Seattle Times)..." SWE's take: Never as the "Socialists" Teachers Union if goofing off and staying locked down is bad. Ask a student if they want the schools re-openned. "...A SWAT team and crisis negotiators responded to a shooting that left one man dead this morning in Burien. Plan ahead for traffic: Closures on the First Avenue South Bridge are expected to cause all-day traffic jams for several days, starting this coming weekend. Here's a detailed look at what's happening and when on the key route to West Seattle. You can always check traffic here..." SWE's Take: Crime in Seattle is horrifying and so is the cracked bridge leading to the now useless waterfront tunnel. Its all destroyed. Good News: Trump is back, stronger than ever with Biden's Stimulus Bill failing because of its HORRIFYING $1.9T price tag. Perhaps we don't need all these useless jobs for low pay in service sector that illegal aliens work...the DOW is surging to 32000 without them. Depopulate now! Close the borders and prosper. The Hades with eating out and riding pollution airplanes raising the Green House gas. We're doing fine cooking our own dinners and air travel has morphed to RV sales and home improvements. We may never go back to rich elite OERPOPULATION myths.