Jake Skorheim and Spike O’Neill criticise Katie Wilson's 'bye' remark
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Updated · MyNorthwest · May 2
Jake Skorheim and Spike O’Neill criticise Katie Wilson's 'bye' remark
6 articles · Updated · MyNorthwest · May 2
On KIRO Newsradio, they said the Seattle mayor’s comments at Seattle University showed disregard for wealthy residents and businesses considering leaving Washington.
They also cited Wilson’s post-election appearance at a Starbucks boycott, arguing it signalled hostility toward a company closely tied to Seattle’s identity.
The discussion widened to Washington’s business climate, including Starbucks’ Nashville expansion, restaurant industry complaints about cumulative state policies, and Seattle’s high office vacancy amid tech-sector contraction.
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