That car you worked hard to buy, and chose out of a desire to keep your family safe, becomes a tool for criminals so easily...with so little accountability. MPD may arrest, but will USAO charge and will DC Superior Court judges take off the street?

2 weeks ago: Matt Frumin Talks Ward 3 for ALL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcSuujmUeTU&t=10s

That he is. He is quite unimpressive, even for the DC Council and that is a LOW bar.

Anonymous wrote:Council passed a unanimous bill re: e bike rebates yesterday.

Besides Pinto, no one seems too focused on quality of life issues that impact families. But, other voices are louder.

Frumin would easily win again today.

Talk to neighbors about these issues. If the broad public support starts to shift, we may see some change from the Council. But we are not even remotely there yet, this thread has no power outside DCUMlandia.

But we can still vent that he's a dolt!

Council passed a unanimous bill re: e bike rebates yesterday.

Besides Pinto, no one seems too focused on quality of life issues that impact families. But, other voices are louder.

Frumin would easily win again today.

Talk to neighbors about these issues. If the broad public support starts to shift, we may see some change from the Council. But we are not even remotely there yet, this thread has no power outside DCUMlandia.

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Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.

Just to be clear, the shooting did not happen on a playground and the carjacking was at 7am.

If you look at Frumin's twitter, there are several commending his leadership with these signaling but not much else bills.

They are bike lobby bros, not concerned mothers.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.

Just to be clear, the shooting did not happen on a playground and the carjacking was at 7am.

If you look at Frumin's twitter, there are several commending his leadership with these signaling but not much else bills.

It was a mostly peaceful shooting.

Hahaha this made me laugh.

Yes, it was not in the park, only 1/2 blocks away and the suspect ran through the park to get away at prime time. But, semantics. It’s ok bc it wasn’t “in” The park.

The shooter is not getting the services he needs and deserves. Matt has a plan.

Doubt he has a plan for much, he is a real lightweight. But, he will advance the agendas of more bike lanes and more affordable housing in W3, "for all," I have no doubt about that. With the enthusiastic support of many. I don't see the trends reversing anytime soon and he is the last person to create change on this issue. If you see him on his workday or at Art All Night, make your thoughts known if they differ.

If you support Pinto's new public safety bill, contact your CM, the at large members and Mendo to urge support. There are a lot of paid voices urging its demise. Hopefully Frumin will not waffle as he did in June, but, can't take his vote for granted.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.

Just to be clear, the shooting did not happen on a playground and the carjacking was at 7am.

If you look at Frumin's twitter, there are several commending his leadership with these signaling but not much else bills.

It was a mostly peaceful shooting.

Hahaha this made me laugh.

Yes, it was not in the park, only 1/2 blocks away and the suspect ran through the park to get away at prime time. But, semantics. It’s ok bc it wasn’t “in” The park.

Not saying that at all. But saying it was in the park when it was not is not good either and undercuts credibility.

Did anyone hear the MPD update at the ANC meeting? Was doing a carpool and missed it. It usually takes a few days for the recording to be posted. Curious what may have been shared.

Anonymous wrote:Take a look at the voucher program site which shows that the bulk of all “permantly homeless” (PHS-1) vouchers are in ward 3, second in number only to ward 6. If you combine ward 4, which part of chevy chase falls into, it surpasses any other ward. The phs-f (families, and so probably lots more stable) and also subsidized for low income working people, are in mostly other wards. This looks like a deliberate attempt to destabilize ward 3 for reasons not known.

or kickbacks

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.

Just to be clear, the shooting did not happen on a playground and the carjacking was at 7am.

If you look at Frumin's twitter, there are several commending his leadership with these signaling but not much else bills.

It was a mostly peaceful shooting.

Hahaha this made me laugh.

Yes, it was not in the park, only 1/2 blocks away and the suspect ran through the park to get away at prime time. But, semantics. It’s ok bc it wasn’t “in” The park.

The shooter is not getting the services he needs and deserves. Matt has a plan.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.

Just to be clear, the shooting did not happen on a playground and the carjacking was at 7am.

If you look at Frumin's twitter, there are several commending his leadership with these signaling but not much else bills.

It was a mostly peaceful shooting.

Hahaha this made me laugh.

Yes, it was not in the park, only 1/2 blocks away and the suspect ran through the park to get away at prime time. But, semantics. It’s ok bc it wasn’t “in” The park.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.

Just to be clear, the shooting did not happen on a playground and the carjacking was at 7am.

If you look at Frumin's twitter, there are several commending his leadership with these signaling but not much else bills.

It was a mostly peaceful shooting.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.

Just to be clear, the shooting did not happen on a playground and the carjacking was at 7am.

If you look at Frumin's twitter, there are several commending his leadership with these signaling but not much else bills.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frumin has broad public support, alas, as do his views re: biking and expansive changes to housing policies in Ward 3. He will not be recalled so don't waste time on that.

Not sure what there is to do about the voucher program, Housing First has robust PR and despite a scathing HUD audit and fines it's hard to see any response or change from DC. The amounts of money flowing around to many hands is vast.

it sounds like support is eroding fast

+1
Shootings in playgrounds and armed carjackings amidst kids walking to school change people’s priorities right quick.