Susan- completely unendearing- Lee

@susanlee.bsky.social

Inexplicably weird lefty, completely unendearing to moderates and Republicans. Love my Minneapolis community, fully occupied with resistance.

Differences in housing policy post-Surge couldn't be more stark. Both councils passed a temporary 60-day notice requirement for nonpayment evictions. Minneapolis: the mayor vetoed and council centrists refused to override. On pace for record evictions. St. Paul passed it veto-proof. Down 15% YOY

Daniel Suitor@danielsuitor.com · yesterday

September eviction numbers from @homelinemn.org: Minneapolis remains on pace for its highest number of evictions in decades, tracking 4.8% ahead of 2025 which was already a high-water mark. St. Paul is on pace for a 15% *reduction* in eviction filings year-over-year homelinemn.org/12175/evicti...

Data on monthly eviction filings for Minneapolis and St. Paul

Minneapolis Eviction Filings: January-September 
January February March April May June kJ/ August Sept Total
2023 432 439 494 317 471 430 405 472 444 3,904
2024 281 442 444 449 425 374 497 461 428 3,801
2025 496 521 282 393 417 454 438 433 519 3,953 2026 435 434 452 494 428 478 469 471 480 4,141
Compared to '25 -12.3% -16.7% 60.3% 25.7% 2.6% 5.3% 7.1% 8.8% 4.8%
Compared to average '23-25 up 7.9% -7.1% 11.1% 27.9% 14.0% 5.0% 3.4% 3.5% 6.6%

St. Paul Eviction Filings: January-September
January February March April May June July August Sept Total
2023 306 246 271 232 280 264 280 292 268 2,439
2024 166 203 257 170 269 213 266 233 315 2,092
2025 A 345 257 261 250 237 245 318 233 337 2,483 2026 342 246 281 268 213 74 174 262 241 2,101
Compared to '25 7.7% 7.2% 12.4%
Compared to average '23-25 25.6% 4.5% 6.8% 23.3% 3.7%

I wonder how nice Lisa Demuth & Michele Tafoya feel about the president inciting a pogrom on my neighbors. Will the Strib political desk look up from its civility politics and push them, noting Demuth effectively invited ICE here before or will they just accept an email from Tafoya’s human shields?

Two-thirds of Americans support Medicare for All. Americans are done with a healthcare system that puts profits before people. Medicare for All can save 114,000 lives and $1 trillion a year—turns out, progressive policies can be good politics AND good policy.