Seattle U law prof: For civility, we should restore filibuster, not pack court
Brooke Coleman, Seattle University law professor, says Democrats should not pack the court and should not eliminate the filibuster following RBG's passing.
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As King County and Seattle crime surges, Executive Dow Constantine hopes to end felony incarceration as he embraces a move to defund police.
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