This guest op-ed is published by Ann Davison Sattler, former candidate for Seattle City Council Position 5. Do you have a moment you remember when you saw the world differently than you had … [Read more...]
Senator Doug Ericksen on Breaching the Ballard Locks, Low Carbon Fuel Standards, Governor Inslee, and Out-Of-Touch Seattle Legislators
This week’s Newsmaker Interview is with Senator Doug Ericksen who has represented the 42nd District (Whatcom County) since 1999 – first as a House member for 12 years, and as a Senator since 2011. … [Read more...]
“Zoomers” Need to Wake Up to the Liberals Taking Away Our Freedoms
As liberals continue to push extreme measures throughout Washington State, many young people are starting to revolt. They understand that the more powerful government advocated by Democrats will … [Read more...]
Jami Lund On the Power and Influence of Public Union Money
Jami Lund was recently the target of a vindictive campaign by the Washington Education Association and other government employee unions as they spent more than $92,000 to buy his seat on the Centralia … [Read more...]
Roanoke Conference Speaker Alexandra DeSanctis on Hollywood, Family Leave, and Being a Pro-Life Woman
National Review staff writer Alexandra DeSanctis is this week’s Newsmaker Interview. She is a graduate of Notre Dame University and a previous William F. Buckley Fellow. Alexandra will be the featured … [Read more...]
House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox on the Upcoming Legislative Session and the 2020 Elections
J.T. Wilcox (R-Yelm) is a five-term representative from the 2nd Legislative District which encompasses rural Pierce and Thurston counties. Wilcox currently serves as the Republican House Leader and … [Read more...]
Todd Myers: On the Snake River Dams and Why Many Environmental Policies are Damaging the Environment
Todd Myers is the Director of the Center for the Environment at the Washington Policy Center. He is the author of the nationally acclaimed book “Eco-Fads: How the rise in trendy environmentalism is … [Read more...]
After Leading the Successful Implementation of VoteWA, Sec. Wyman Looks Forward to New Challenges
Now that the 2019 elections have been certified, what is your assessment of the new VoteWA election system? First, I am so proud of our county auditors, election administrators, and my elections … [Read more...]
Newsmaker Interview with Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler
Mark Schoesler is a fifth-generation wheat farmer from Ritzville and the Senator from the 9th Legislative District, which takes in all or parts of Adams, Asotin, Franklin, Garfield, Spokane, and … [Read more...]
Newsmaker Interview With Christopher Rufo
Today we are introducing our new Friday feature, “Newsmaker Interviews.” We will pose four or five questions to those who are working to make a positive difference in Washington state. We look … [Read more...]
Inslee’s Failed Climate Change Policies Continue to Increase Greenhouse Gas Emissions
During his brief failed presidential campaign, Jay Inslee often spoke about how Washington state’s economy was growing while at the same time fighting climate change. Yet, when scientific data is … [Read more...]
Camas Voters Shoot Down Expensive Project and Vote Out Mayor with a Write-In Campaign
The 2019 election brought fiscal responsibility to many city and county governments across Washington. Leading the pack is the City of Camas, which not only shot down an expensive public works … [Read more...]