Ari Hoffman
Ari is the associate editor and Seattle correspondent of The Post Millenial. He is also the host of The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI
'Hostile architecture' to prevent homeless from camping would be banned under new Democrat bill in Washington State
Hostile architecture features “elements designed to restrict the use of public spaces by individuals experiencing homelessness.”
Anarchist UW students celebrate 'dropped' charges for occupying university president's office on Hannukah
"UW can’t charge us all, and they were barely able to drag everyone out of Gerberding... Imagine what’s next, when there are more of us.”
Nancy Pelosi claims anti-Israel activists are 'connected to Russia,' should be investigated
"They are in front of my house all the time."
Washington State Dems demand US fund UNRWA after allegations staff participated in Oct 7 atrocities
The Washington State Democrats central committee passed the resolution, 75-54.
At least 8 of 50 recipients of $10 million payout from Seattle for BLM riots identified as Antifa
After legal fees, each of the radical activists will likely be walking away with a 6-figure payday reward for attempting to destroy a city.
Nancy Pelosi heckled over Israel-Hamas war by Dem activists in Seattle
Before the fundraising, the agitators marched through downtown Seattle calling for an end to the Jewish state.
Largest US teachers' union considers backing away from Biden over Israel-Hamas conflict: report
The teachers are reportedly demanding that the US end "sending military funding, equipment, and intelligence to Israel" and commit "to a fair due process for asylum-seekers and refugees."
Seattle pays out $10 MILLION to 'summer of love' BLM, Antifa agitators
50 plaintiffs in the case are to be paid by the city.
Washington Dems say convicted sex offender should serve on ‘Sex Offense Policy Board’
They also seek to change the name to the “Sex Offense Policy Board” so as not to offend sexual predators.
Washington State Dems move to let felons vote, serve on jury, run for office while in prison
When asked if the voting rights of the Green River Killer would be restored Simmons replied, “Yes, they would.”
Washington State moves to ban natural gas in effort to stop climate change
The bill would ban any gas company that serves more than 500,000 customers from connecting new natural gas lines to new residential or commercial structures.
$10,000 in firefighting equipment stolen off Tacoma firetruck
“It’s aggravating and frustrating. This was the first time I’ve ever seen anything like this. I’d heard stories about it happening up in Seattle."
Washington State Dems propose plan to make it easier for 'worst of the worst' sex offenders to re-enter society
One of the sponsors of the bill is Democratic Rep. Tarra Simmons, a former convict who has previously worked to reduce penalties for drive-by shootings to promote "racial equity."
California appeals court rules homeless have right to sleep on sidewalks, in parks
Plaintiffs sought restriction on "any ordinance that punishes sleeping, lodging, or camping on public property."
Deaths of homeless reach record high in King County, Washington
415 people died while “…on the streets or stayed in a shelter, vehicle, or abandoned building at the time preceding death,” in Washington’s most populous county.
