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The Morning Briefing – July 16, 2019
Jay Inslee has been busy calling people racist on Twitter. He apparently forgot he was caught attempting to benefit from a $70,000 contribution from a known racist in 2012.
The Morning Briefing – July 15, 2019
Proving he will do anything to obtain some media attention, Jay Inslee announced that he would name U.S. Soccer player Megan Rapinoe his Secretary of State.
The Morning Briefing – July 12, 2019
Seattle Times ran a nice puff-piece on Hilary Franz in which they failed to mention controversial activities in her past.
The Morning Briefing – July 11, 2019
In a major 2017 document, Seattle DOT fails to inform their employees to worry about costs, efficiencies, or the taxpayers in their guiding principles.
The Morning Briefing – July 10, 2019
State Democrat Chair Tina Podlodowski whines that Tom Steyer should instead give state parties the $100 million he has pledged to spend on his Presidential campaign.
The Morning Briefing – July 09, 2019
Rep. Jim “Ghostbuster” Walsh is the one answering the call to rid the Washington Legislature of their “Ghost Bill” problem.
The Morning Briefing – July 08, 2019
DSHS has taken $22 million from Washington taxpayers, handed it to a Missouri vendor and to state employees, and has received nothing in return.
The Morning Briefing – July 03, 2019
Inslee’s campaign is asking for people’s opinion of Jay’s performance in last week’s debate (when his support dropped from 1% to 0%).
The Morning Briefing – July 02, 2019
Following his presidential debate appearance, Jay Inslee’s poll numbers have gone from 1% to 0%.
The Morning Briefing – July 01, 2019
Seattle Times finally reports on claims of sexism and racism in the Democrats’ senate caucus two days after newspapers in Pennsylvania, Missouri, and Virginia.
The Morning Briefing – June 28, 2019
Jay Inslee gets shot down by Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) for saying he was the only candidate to “advance the ball” on abortion rights.
The Morning Briefing – June 27, 2019
State Senator Mona Das regrets speaking out about the “hate, sexism, racism, and misogyny” within the Senate Democrat Caucus.