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56°October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4: Amendment 8
Discussion of the eighth amendment – unionization rights - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 1
Discussion of the first amendment – the right to a locally based economy - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 2
Discussion of the second amendment – the right to affordable preventive health care - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 3
Discussion of the third amendment – the right to affordable and safe housing - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 4
Discussion of the fourth amendment – the right to affordable and renewable energy - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 5
Discussion of the fifth amendment – the natural environment’s right to exist and flourish - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 6
Discussion of the sixth amendment – residents’ right to determine the future of their neighborhoods - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate Amendment 6 extra provisions
Discussion of provisions to the sixth amendment – determining neighborhoods’ futures – of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 7
Discussion of the seventh amendment – workers’ rights - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Amendment 9
Discussion of the first amendment – enforcement rights - of Envision Spokane’s proposed community bill of rights for Spokane during a Oct. 8, 2009, debate in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
October 9, 2009 in City
Proposition 4 debate: Introduction
Reporter Jonathan Brunt lays the ground rules for an Oct. 8, 2009, debate on Proposition 4, adoption of a community bill of rights for Spokane, in the Spokesman-Review newsroom. Representing the campaign for the proposition is Kai Huschke, campaign director for Envision Spokane, the proposition’s sponsor. Representing the campaign against the bill of rights is former Spokane County Commissioner Kate McCaslin.
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