Licenses. I mention this more because maybe the bars were not themselves that much of a problem before. Certainly the liquor stores were not that big of a problem. When you approved license after license. You brought Polk Street to its knees. Last night they were talking about the impact on our street. The whole Liquor Industry that polk was turned over to because you approved conditional use on top of conditional use. The people in the neighborhood would not go out on the street at night. The coffee shops closed down, three at least. When i went to the public library for public meetings people would call out to each other downtown. Dont go to Polk Street. Stay away from there. It was so horrific because of the impact of the alcohol industry. The senior housing condos you approved near norris, they i wanted to see one for sale. They had to screen off a glass partition. Those malplaces to begin with. You turned it into hell. I dont think it is the liquor stores in particular. I want tha
political turmoil in the u.s. in the next 30 minutes, we will affectshow the economy political and sedition. we are seeing some of the impacts in the market, shares of twitter, apple, amazon, all lower today. pretty dramatic action against sident trump in apps the economy is still dealing with covid and posted a weaker than expected jobs report back on friday. romaine, when it comes to politics, with the possibility of impeachment weighing on lawmakers biden administration? jenna: corporations romaine: you are not really going to be able to avoid it this week. we have heard democrats introduced a resolution to impeach trump. a year ago, january, we were talking about that senate trial of the impeachment that happened in december of that prior year. this would be the second impeachment, should it go through. on a vote could have been as soon as wednesday. right now, it seems like the democrats are really urging bryce president pence to invoke that when he for the minute
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