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The Daily Briefing – June 26, 2026
Jay Inslee helped create Washington’s sky-high gas prices with his climate agenda, then went on national TV to blame Trump — because personal responsibility is apparently optional for progressive politicians.
The Daily Briefing – June 25, 2026
Democrats love transparency — as long as it doesn’t apply to their own backroom deals on new taxes.
The Daily Briefing – June 24, 2026
Turns out, when you ban reliable power, mandate expensive renewables, and pile on regulations, the only thing that reliably rises is your electric bill.
The Daily Briefing – June 23, 2026
When your shiny new income tax is headed for legal trouble, the Democrat solution is simple: pack the court with loyal progressives.
The Daily Briefing – June 19, 2026
Nothing says “I love my country” like Seattle Democrats cheering for England because Trump won the election.
The Daily Briefing – June 17, 2026
Seattle’s leaders built a tax aimed at big employers; Bellevue built office towers for the employers who left.
The Daily Briefing – June 15, 2026
Give public school bureaucrats and teachers’ unions endless money with zero accountability, and somehow the results just keep getting worse.
The Daily Briefing – June 12, 2026
Washington Democrats decided that proving a voter registration is invalid should be about as easy as securing a murder conviction.
The Daily Briefing – June 11, 2026
Democrats’ income tax may be headed to the Supreme Court—and they are already trying to shape the roster.
The Daily Briefing – June 9, 2026
Seattle spent years preparing for the World Cup and somehow ended up scrambling over crime, trafficking, hotel strikes, and drones a week before kickoff.
The Daily Briefing – June 8, 2026
Even the Attorney General’s lawyers are warning Democrats that their latest tax scheme may not survive the Constitution.
The Daily Briefing – June 4, 2026
Give Democrats a booming economy and they’ll still find a way to bury taxpayers in red ink.