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The Daily Briefing – March 19, 2026
Democrats finally built the “tax the rich” utopia — turns out the rich (and everyone else) can just leave.
The Daily Briefing – March 18, 2026
Democrats finally found something “historic” — ignoring the Constitution and the people who feed the state.
The Daily Briefing – March 17, 2026
Democrats chased their pot of gold all the way to Olympia—turns out it was just your wallet at the end of the rainbow.
The Daily Briefing – March 16, 2026
Republicans say the millionaire’s tax will destroy Washington’s economy — and they’re taking it to court.
The Daily Briefing – March 13, 2026
Olympia Democrats blew a multi-billion-dollar hole in the budget with years of reckless spending—then patched it together with new taxes, budget gimmicks, and an income tax voters have rejected ten times.
The Daily Briefing – March 12, 2026
Olympia Democrats can regulate everything from housing to childcare—but when it comes to protecting kids from drugs and abuse, they suddenly lose interest.
The Daily Briefing – March 11, 2026
Leave it to Olympia Democrats to roll out a three-part agenda: pass an unconstitutional tax, expand government’s investigative powers, and figure out new ways to overrule the voters.
The Daily Briefing – March 9, 2026
Apparently Democrats’ definition of “affordability” is a 107-page income tax that punishes marriage and spooks employers – all while ignoring the governor’s own conditions.
The Daily Briefing – March 6, 2026
The new sales pitch for Washington’s income tax: take billions in new taxes, then hand a fraction back and call it “affordability.”
The Daily Briefing – March 5, 2026
Olympia’s latest achievement: higher taxes, lower wages, and a weaker economy.
The Daily Briefing – March 4, 2026
After months of hype, Olympia Democrats may be quietly shelving their income-tax scheme — at least until next year.
The Daily Briefing – March 3, 2026
Democrats found $2 billion in new spending and billions in new taxes — but couldn’t find the votes to protect kids from fentanyl homes.