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Olympia Democrats are counting billions in new tax revenue. A new report says they’re ignoring the billions in economic activity their tax could cost.  

Hundreds marched chanting “Long live Oct. 7,” but Seattle’s major newsrooms apparently found traffic disruptions more newsworthy than a rally celebrating the massacre of Jews.

 Washington Democrats created a new income tax and are now discovering that collecting it is harder than passing it.  

Six months in, Democrats are already arguing over how far down they can push Washington’s new income tax.

The Seattle Times has an editorial page. Apparently, somebody keeps forgetting to tell the newsroom.    

Sound Transit keeps proving that when you give a government agency billions in taxpayer dollars, apparently the only real question is how quickly it can spend them.

When a Seattle Democrat who helped pass a 9.9% income tax gets accused of being too moderate, you know the Overton window has left the building.

Democrats want you to believe the “millionaires tax” will stay a millionaires tax. Just ask them how seriously they take “pie crust promises.”

Olympia says it wants to crack down on daycare fraud—just don’t ask too many questions about where the money went.

Washington Democrats pushed through a massive new income tax while their own tax agency was warning about complexity, enforcement problems and potential legal challenges.

Washington’s low rating on a new election-law scorecard raises pointed questions about citizenship verification and voter registration.

Democrats and their media allies keep calling it a “millionaires tax” because “income tax” reminds voters what Olympia actually just created.