Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson shared her wishlist for the city that sounds like a socialist’s letter to Santa Claus.
Conservatives are mocking Wilson’s list for being a virtue-signaling to-do list funded by taxpayer dollars, with no real roadmap for achieving her goals. It comes off as childish and unrealistic, creating high expectations that she may not be able to meet.
Watch:
SOCIALISM: Seattle mayor-elect Katie Wilson promises a full socialist smorgasbord, calling for guaranteed housing, universal child care, free K-8 summer care, social housing, and shifting land and wealth from corporations to community control. pic.twitter.com/GvmqFn8Yn2
— @amuse (@amuse) November 14, 2025
“I want everyone in this great city of ours to have a roof over their head. I want universal childcare, and free K-8 summer care. I want world-class mass transit. I want great, safe public spaces where kids can run around with abandon. I want stable, affordable housing for renters. I want social housing. I want much more land and wealth to be owned and stewarded by communities, instead of corporations. I want a robust economy with thriving small business, great living wage jobs and strong rights for workers. I want a city where everyone has the basics of a dignified life, including healthy food, access to healthcare and supportive communities,” she says.
But she didn’t stop there.
“I want a city where your health and your life and your life expectancy, and your child’s future, doesn’t depend on your zip code or your race. I believe I will be stepping into office with a strong mandate to pursue this vision. I believe it is notable that all of that money focused on attacking me, but not my vision and platform. And that is because this vision and platform are supported by an overwhelming majority of Seattle residents, as demonstrated by the resounding victories of the other progressive candidates running for office in Seattle this year,” she added.
In a separate clip, she was seen calling for a boycott of Starbucks, which got its start in Seattle:
Socialist Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson’s first move after winning the election was to boycott Starbucks, a hometown company. pic.twitter.com/zPoNULxfuk
— Ari Hoffman (@thehoffather) November 14, 2025
X users weighed in:
She is so wonderful. She knows that free healthcare, free grocery stores, free childcare, and free education are human rights. Why charge people and be mean, when there is a much more empathetic way to organize societies? https://t.co/25wFhhhKSR
— Gad Saad (@GadSaad) November 14, 2025
As Margaret Thatcher said, “The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.”
— Yung Murray (@mjkampf) November 14, 2025
Yes, it is easy to promote the narrative of takers, but not so much for providers. Consider asking health care providers, farmers, teachers, and storekeepers to work for free. There is no such thing as a free lunch; somebody is paying for it.
— Bernard Wei (@BernardWei) November 15, 2025
So this is it folks, this is when the liberals finally burn cities to the ground and irrefutably proce that they should never be allowed to run anything ever again
— Inmanity (@Inmanity_US) November 15, 2025
It is even more wonderful that she understands that if everything is free, then no one has to work for a living. She and her husband have enjoyed a work free life, why shouldn’t all the little diverse people? Just tax all the riches, like she gets money from her parents. Utopia!!
— Cartlund H Monson (@cartlundmonson) November 15, 2025
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Sierra Marlee is a millennial whose hunger for the truth in a world of fake news has led her to write. Marlee also contributes to BizPac Review.
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