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

Judicial candidate questions his opponent’s GOP backing while collecting Democrat endorsements of his own.

Democrats are now looking southwest for the seats that could move them closer to a supermajority.  

A quarter century has passed since September 11, 2001, but the lives lost, the heroes who answered the call, and the day that forever changed America must never fade from our memory.

Democrats promised affordable health care. Washington families are getting back-to-back premium hikes north of 20%. Some sales pitch.

The tax starts with income above $1 million. John Curley is warning voters that’s no guarantee of where it ends.

The Seattle Times spent all year complaining about Olympia’s spending addiction—now it’s citing the addiction as a reason to keep the tax.

Olympia’s press corps apparently needed a federal lawsuit to learn that “freedom of the press” doesn’t mean freedom for journalists you approve of.

Nothing says “inclusive campus” like deciding to reject the Republican club before its members even enter the room.

Democrats say their new income tax only targets the rich—as if the restaurants they visit, contractors they hire and small businesses they support won’t notice when the customers leave.

Democrats built a bigger, more expensive state government; now their union allies want another raise and Bob Ferguson is discovering there’s no money tree on the Capitol lawn.

Washington Democrats were happy to make unemployment insurance a strike fund for their union allies—until the federal government reminded them there are still rules they have to follow.