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WhiskeyGrinder

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3. Minneapolis voters routinely are asked to vote on charter amendments that are described as

Reply to Ocelot II (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 15, 2021, 10:21 AM

Sep 2021

confusing, baffling, unclear and so on, but no one pops up to mire them in lawsuits, least of all this Nice Pawlenty judge. And it's pretty clear what the question is trying to do, no? -- Change the city charter so discussions about changing public safety can happen in the real world, not as hypotheticals.

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Judge throws out latest Minneapolis policing ballot language [View all] WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2021 OP

Good. It's still an incoherent mess. Ocelot II Sep 2021 #1

Minneapolis voters routinely are asked to vote on charter amendments that are described as WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2021 #3

The usual charter amendment is much more straightforward and less important Ocelot II Sep 2021 #5

One more time sarisataka Sep 2021 #2

It's insulting, honestly. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2021 #4

At this point there should be sarisataka Sep 2021 #6

Non-binding means do nothing. iemanja Sep 2021 #7