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The Daily Briefing – December 18, 2025
When “protecting vulnerable children” collides with the state budget, Olympia suddenly loses its voice.
The Daily Briefing – December 17, 2025
Turns out Washington Democrats built a first-time homebuyer program that works great—if you’re first in line and allowed to double-dip.
The Daily Briefing – December 16, 2025
When flooding hits, Democrats blame climate change—then spend the money on everything except flood prevention.
The Daily Briefing – December 15, 2025
We are back with our Daily Briefing… Just in time to inform you that when Democrats say “session,” they mean tax season—and everyone’s invited to pay.
The Daily Briefing – November 19, 2025
2025 Election Recap: Voters Hit ‘Upgrade’ on the Progressive Chaos Package — and we’ll be back after a short holiday hiatus, once the eye-rolling subsides.
The Daily Briefing – November 4, 2025
Seattle appears to have had a bit more sense than New York City in their choice for mayor, but locally and nationwide, tax-and-spend liberals had a good night last night.
The Daily Briefing – November 3, 2025
If you’re sick of higher taxes, lower accountability, and far-let politicians congratulating themselves while everything falls apart — it’s time to start voting them out.
The Daily Briefing – October 31, 2025
Just when you thought your wallet was safe… the Democrats rise again.
The Daily Briefing – October 30, 2025
When your party raises taxes, caps rent, and micromanages daily life, you’d better distract voters with orange scare tactics.
The Daily Briefing – October 29, 2025
Turns out the Democrats’ affordable housing plan is only $3.96 billion short—just a small bill for struggling homeowners already drowning in taxes.
The Daily Briefing – October 28, 2025
Turns out “racial equity” was just code for “who’s getting paid.”
The Daily Briefing – October 27, 2025
Washington parents are suing to take back their constitutional rights after Democrats repealed the state’s Parents’ Bill of Rights.