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Why is Seattle spending $148 billion and cutting down 14,000 trees under the guise of green transportation? Reason’s Bess Byers shares why this mass transit is anything but sound.
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@BessByers Ooh, now do one on Dow Constantine’s pet project “Harbor Island Studios” from before he promoted himself. They literally made a studio that competes with existing tax-paying businesses for no reason.

@BessByers And no stop at Boeing in Renton.

@BessByers Did anyone notice it? In several scenes of this video she is riding the train. Did you notice that? And there was no one else in the picture. Are anyone riding these trains? What is the ridership?

@BessByers Trees can be planted and grown

@BessByers Dulles rail west.

@BessByers Is it possible that it should be $148 million?

@BessByers 2-Ways ST pushed the envelope of ethics: ...publishing costs of all ST projects (I've seen $1,700 per household); they stalled until mid-August, peak vacation season, then only costs of ST-3 4-Appointed lightning rod Tim Eyman to write "con" arguments in voter's guide, knowing...

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Sound Transit has had obstacles to getting projects done. Here's a short list: a) COVID19 - the pandemic, supply chain issues, etc. b) Concrete strike c) Building light rail on floating bridge is HARD d) Inflation e) Litigation Video also mentions trees. Well frankly if you care about trees so much you'd be pro-density. Also the car tabs? Well then write an initiative that is truly single subject. Meanwhile, pay up and accept the will of the Sound Transit district. Finally, as to security issues, Sound Transit has enhanced security presence. I wonder if this was actually shot on @soundtransit Link. My photos:

@BessByers The trees angle is such a dumb take, are we supporting superintendent Chris Reykdal ending logging to support schools? Do better reason. Where's the expose on car infrastructure subsidies? Weak

@BessByers (3)-Ways ST pushed the envelope: ...many would vote the opposite of his "no" 5-emailed ORCA card holders campaign materials, even after the Public Disclosure Commission caught on & said🛑 ST Board is hand-picked, not representative. It's why Renton got BRT, Issaquah light rail.

@BessByers They've never heard of the iron law of traffic congestion.

@BessByers Ways ST pushed the envelope of ethics: 1-Ensured that UW Link opened the spring b4 the ST-3 election 2-Spent $750,000 of taxpayer $ to promote UW Link + swag, even though there was gobs of free publicity 3-Buried their advisory committee's mid-June recommendations including...








