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The Daily Briefing – June 4, 2026

Give Democrats a booming economy and they’ll still find a way to bury taxpayers in red ink.

The Daily Briefing – June 3, 2026

Only Democrats could turn “fair maps” into a racial power grab and then beg the Supreme Court to clean up their mess.

The Daily Briefing – June 1, 2026

Washington Democrats built the gas-price machine, but now they’re pretending they don’t know who turned it on.

The Daily Briefing – May 29, 2026

When the price tag doubles, the plan disappears—Democrats call it “phasing,” everyone else calls it failure.

The Daily Briefing – May 28, 2026

Democrats swear the state income tax is only for the rich — right up until they quietly delete one paragraph and send the bill to everyone else.

The Daily Briefing – May 27, 2026

Turns out when Democrats run government with zero accountability, “rehabilitation” starts looking a lot like organized chaos with taxpayer funding.

The Daily Briefing – May 26, 2026

Turns out Democrats weren’t just selling a “millionaires tax” — they were quietly working overtime to make sure voters never got the chance to reject it.

The Daily Briefing – May 25, 2026

This Memorial Day, we remember the Americans who gave their lives defending our country — and we honor the extraordinary courage of just some of the heroes from right here in Washington state. Seattle native William Kenzo Nakamura fought in World War II with the famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team. Facing heavy enemy fire in … Continued

The Daily Briefing – May 22, 2026

Democrats promised “just pennies” on gas prices, delivered 50+ cents a gallon, and now call affordability complaints an emergency — just not the kind they want to fix.

The Daily Briefing – May 21, 2026

After carving up Central Washington in the name of “fairness,” Democrats are suddenly hoping their handiwork can slip past the Supreme Court unnoticed.

The Daily Briefing – May 20, 2026

After years of swearing they’d never impose an income tax, Olympia Democrats jammed one through anyway — and voters are now racing to repeal it before the state’s economic decline accelerates even further.

The Daily Briefing – May 19, 2026

Turns out Democrats weren’t just worried voters would reject their income tax — they were worried the courts might still believe the Constitution means what it says.