Rhynhart, Domb and Quiones-Sanchez have publicly and within the last 6 months.

Itzkowitz for City Council at-large.

Agree. Brown is bad. MQS and Domb could be ok or at least they understand the importance of SEPTA, density and pedestrians. Rhynhart is likely neutral. The rest are actively against transit.

Edited an auto correct error.

Running for city council at large.

Itzkowitz is really good on these issues. He’s pro city. Worked to end parking minimums in old city.

Edit: he’s running for city council at large.

Hmm. What’s his other signature policy, a crackdown on stolen shopping carts?

Septa too.

I agree with Gym on plenty of topics and would vote for her for council again and probably state rep. But not mayor. I just don’t think she is any good at managing an actual city. Most of her progressive causes are pretty agreed upon here. Yeah we’re all pro-immigrant but what are you doing about trash pickup?

Drum Circle and Lazer Floyd.

It’s actually, in a way, the best pizza ever made.

It was a fire hazard.

The Mets play closer to Philadelphia than Penn State. Pass.

I gotta say it’s worth it. I don’t know everyone’s budget but if you live here, it really is a worthwhile purchase.

Zero percent chance.

No. But I bet it’s pretty common. It’s a good bit. Some math. Some logic. Engages the kids a bit. It’s fun.

I had a teacher in HS who, when asked, always said he accepted bribes and then did the math with the class. He explained that he could lose his job if caught. That meant we had to start at $60,000 plus healthcare another $10k. He also figured that it would take two years to get recertified to teach somewhere so double that. $140K. Plus the cost of whatever course work and test fees another $5,000 and possible moving expenses because PA is giving him his teaching license back. $5,000. That’s $150,000 minimum offer. That was his minimum price. Gift cards? Get out of here.

A cop approaching an illegally parked car with FOP plates? Not possible. I wonder what really happened? But I give credit for them actually arresting him.

Just give the money to the rec centers to do boxing!

Agreed.

Another “responsible gun owner against people asking gun owners to behave responsibly.”

Look these places sell dangerous deadly weapons and they are largely left to do whatever they want. We’ve had huge settlements against pharmaceutical companies and distributors for releasing opioids into our communities. The NRA makes sure no gun sellers face any similar consequences. It’s wild. It is well within reason to scrutinize how guns are stored in these stores.

Also, there are already laws against stealing from gun stores and these people are being investigated and pursued.

Any gun store that has guns stolen from them should be heavily heavily scrutinized. Gun store security procedures should be airtight. Should be inspected often and owners held accountable for issues. These places leak guns.

Well I guess John Street will be the shadow mayor and Rhynhart will restart whatever crooked airport deal got him in trouble 20 years ago. You’ve all figured it out.

I’m not some super Rhynhart fan. I don’t think she’s really come out with many actual policies other than vague talk of efficiency. Like what does she think we should do on safety, parks, libraries, land use, transit, etc. but people are going Q anon level goofy on Street endorsing her. It’s a fucking endorsement from a former mayor saying “she’s qualified for the job. A job that 6 living people have ever done. And I’ll use my network to help her and give any advice she asks for.” Y’all are nutty.

That’s Just how you accept an endorsement from a former mayor. You let him volunteer. That’s all. You’re all overthinking this.

This ain’t a bed. Street isn’t her running mate. He’s not on her campaign team. He’s not in line for a job. He’s an old man former mayor making an endorsement. You always accept that endorsement. There isn’t much to this.

Yeah. Mostly he did. I don’t think a lot of people grasp just how dirty and falling apart the city was outside of Center City and how small Center City was back then.