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The Daily Briefing – October 2, 2024

Welcome to Washington: Where Business Dreams Go to Die Under Heavy Taxes and Regulations!

The Daily Briefing – October 1, 2024

Looks like Jay Inslee’s exit strategy includes dodging court dates—how convenient!

The Daily Briefing – September 30, 2024

Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier vetoes the county council’s supplemental budget—because temporary solutions won’t solve permanent problems!

The Daily Briefing – September 27, 2024

In Washington, ‘defund the police’ proved to be the ultimate crime-fighting strategy—if you were fighting for more crime!

The Daily Briefing – September 26, 2024

We have one question on Seattle Police’s new crime response policy: what’s safer than a burglar knowing the cops aren’t coming?

The Daily Briefing – September 25, 2024

Who knew Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V could cost $28.5 million? Budgeting: not for the faint of heart at the Office of Financial Mismanagement!

The Daily Briefing – September 24, 2024

When in doubt, Chris Reykdal believes the solution to the problems of K-12 education is to just demand a bigger wallet—who needs a plan, right?

The Daily Briefing – September 23, 2024

Just when you thought your wallet could take a breather, here comes Dow with an 8.5-cent tax hike—his parting shot before he rides off into the sunset!

The Daily Briefing – September 19, 2024

Bob Ferguson’s entire strategy really does appear to be shouting “Trump!” in a desperate attempt to deflect from his failed record.

The Daily Briefing – September 18, 2024

Opponents of Initiative 2109 (repealing the capital gains income tax) are playing the same old fear card, but the state’s budget is booming—and the scare tactics aren’t fooling anyone.  

The Daily Briefing – September 17, 2024

Washington’s Paid Family Leave program is drowning in demand—and it’s going to cost taxpayers even more just to stay afloat.

The Daily Briefing – September 16, 2024

Turns out, “affordable healthcare” is code for “higher premiums”—and thanks to the Dems, it’s about to cost you a whole lot more.