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Fifteen Bargaining Units And Over Six Thousand City Workers Are Currently Negotiating Their Futures And Almost Nobody I Know Is Watching
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Fifteen Bargaining Units And Over Six Thousand City Workers Are Currently Negotiating Their Futures And Almost Nobody I Know Is Watching

A diary entry on invisible labor and why the most important politics rarely trends Monday, A Scale Of Negotiation Worth Actually Naming Fifteen separate bargaining units, representing more than six…
Posted by Megan Amram August 25, 2026
November’s Election Could Reshape Half The Council And I Am Already Losing Sleep Over The Ranked Choice Math
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November’s Election Could Reshape Half The Council And I Am Already Losing Sleep Over The Ranked Choice Math

A diary entry on electoral strategy, ranked choice voting, and a activist’s restless calculating brain Monday, An Election I Am Already Overthinking By Several Months Six council seats across two…
Posted by Megan Amram August 25, 2026
A Political Science Report Called Portland’s Coalitions Unstable And I Think That Is Actually The Most Interesting Part
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A Political Science Report Called Portland’s Coalitions Unstable And I Think That Is Actually The Most Interesting Part

A diary entry on shifting alliances, coalition politics, and why instability might be a feature, not a flaw Monday, A Critique I Read As A Compliment Read a policy analysis…
Posted by Megan Amram August 25, 2026
Four Seats On Portland’s Council Now Belong To Democratic Socialists And I Have Never Bought A Round Of Drinks Faster
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Four Seats On Portland’s Council Now Belong To Democratic Socialists And I Have Never Bought A Round Of Drinks Faster

A diary entry on municipal socialism, council composition, and celebrating properly at the right bar Monday, A Council Composition Worth Actually Celebrating Portland’s city council currently seats four members of…
Posted by Megan Amram August 25, 2026
A Preschool Union Contract Passed At Nearly Six In The Evening And I Watched The Entire Session Instead Of Going Out
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A Preschool Union Contract Passed At Nearly Six In The Evening And I Watched The Entire Session Instead Of Going Out

A diary entry on municipal labor bargaining, long council sessions, and choosing civic duty over a night out Monday, A Session That Ran Considerably Longer Than My Patience Usually Allows…
Posted by Megan Amram August 25, 2026
The 20 Best Satirical News Sites In The World, Ranked With Rather More Footnotes Than Anyone Actually Requested
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The 20 Best Satirical News Sites In The World, Ranked With Rather More Footnotes Than Anyone Actually Requested

A global satire league table assembled by someone who cannot resist annotating an argument, even a genuinely simple one Some people can rank twenty things and move on with their…
Posted by Megan Amram August 25, 2026

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