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Seattle Under Siege

Seattle Under Siege

Seattle is under siege. Over the past five years, the Emerald City has seen an explosion of homelessness, cri…

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The Platner Affair

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By Christopher F. Rufo
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This week’s big news is that Graham Platner, Democrats’ far-Left candidate for Senate in Maine, has dropped out of the race after rape allegations surfaced. This accusation came from a woman named Jenny Racicot, but it wasn’t the first accusation of sexual misconduct against Platner. The New York Times reported in early June that Lyndsey Fifield, a Republican political operative and ex-girlfriend of Platner’s, also claimed he had abused her.
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Figueroa: Gavin Newsom and Scott Wiener’s canyon of despair

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By Christopher F. Rufo, Kenneth Schrupp Verified
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Figueroa: Gavin Newsom and Scott Wiener’s canyon of despair

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By Christopher F. Rufo, Kenneth Schrupp Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Figueroa Corridor is one of California's most notorious sex markets. Here, prostitutes gather, night after night, selling sex acts. Last year, members and associates of a gang were indicted after allegedly trafficking adults and minors — including foster children — along the corridor and branding them with tattoos. This was all the predictable result of public policy. In 2022, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law decriminalizing loitering with intent to commit prostitution.
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