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
NYC considers interning bodies in designated city parks
New York City councilmember Mark D. Levine claimed that the city had a contingency plan to start burying victims of the coronavirus in city parks.
Rent forgiveness without help to landlords is property theft
Socialist Seattle City Council Members Tammy Morales and Kshama Sawant proposed a resolution freeze rents and mortgages with no accumulation of back rent or debt.
The call to stop airing Trump's press conferences is coming from inside the press
Outlets across the left leaning media have called for networks to stop broadcasting President Trump’s coronavirus press briefings, and for Americans to stop watching them.
Right to arms and free assembly under threat due to coronavirus
Restrictions in place due to the rapidly spreading coronavirus have limited citizens right to carry fire arms, or to free assembly.
Shelter-in-place order issued for Washington State, no help for small businesses
Washington State Governor Jay Inslee issues stay-at-home order, joins growing number of states. Offers poetry, but no timeline for expiration of the order.
Radical politicians using coronavirus to push socialist agenda
Socialist politicians seem content to use crisis, and the narrative of those suffering, to further their political ambition, ignoring and neglecting those in need.
Violent anti-Semitic antifa activist released, re-offends
A violent Antifa activist with a long felony record, previously released to treatment, has been arrested again, for violating the conditions of his release.
Seattle schools closed, no online learning option offered
The closure of public schools in Seattle is not accompanied by online learning offerings, despite budget excesses that would enable it.
Seattle should help businesses instead of saving money for pet projects
The Seattle city budget for 2020 is the largest ever, with record revenue and a lot of pet projects. The city should use that money to help affected businesses.
Washington governor wishes someone else was in charge as coronavirus ravages state
Announcing the events ban in Washington State, Gov. Inslee said “I wish I didn’t have this on my shoulders right now. I wish it was on somebody else’s…”
Violent anti-Semitic antifa activist avoids jail time, released for treatment
The release of Pacific Northwest-based antifa activist Jamal Oscar Williams is endemic of failed programs that endager public welfare.
Safe Consumption Sites not as effective as predicted
A bombshell study has been released on Alberta’s Safe Consumption Sites (SCS), which may have far reaching ramifications for future…
Boats housing vagabonds another sign of Seattle’s decline
A moored fleet of boats housing homeless is yet another sign of Seattle’s poor leadership leading to disastrous consequences.
It’s hard to answer the question: ‘Is Bernie Sanders an anti-Semite?’
Bernie Sanders has turned his back on his Jewish heritage and his political ideology is one that attracts many anti-Semites.
How Seattle policy has encouraged more homelessness and crime
The Seattle Housing and Resources Effort has been an abject failure that has only made the homeless problem worse. Now they’re hiding the numbers.