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Capitol Hill Mutual Aid group took one look at Cal Anderson Park, where neighbors say a crowd burned scooters in a bonfire this summer, and decided the answer is to pay the park's homeless regulars to look after it.

We're reading from Jason Rantz, Seattle Red.

This is Cal Anderson Park, which is the big, uh, play field where CHOP and CHAZ was.

Do you remember the garden that was only for Black pe- um, sorry, BIPOC people? Extremely racist garden.

... have gotten a lot of attention, especially in conservative circles, because they want to repeal this tax.

We're talking, like, Brian Hayward, Brandi Kruse, the crew at Seattle Red.

And they're basically saying, you know, "This is our closing argument to pass I645 and kill this tax because Democrats are clearly wanting to expand it to affect way more households." Um, David, what have you been noticing about all this?

Yeah, I mean, th- this, this argument that the income tax will eventually come to, to you is, is what they, the opposition to this, uh, income tax sees as their strongest argument.