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Why would Democrats bother measuring success when they can just throw billions at the problem and call it a day?

What’s a little more crime, homelessness, and sky-high taxes when you can keep socialist dreams alive at Seattle City Hall?  

Washingtonians are funding a billion-dollar long-term care program that won’t help most of them—Initiative 2124 offers the escape hatch.

Democrat Dave Upthegrove barely squeaked by in the primary recount for State Commissioner of Public Lands — now he just has to convince the rest of Washington he’s worth more than 49 votes as he faces off against Republican Jaime Herrera Beutler.

Jay Inslee’s latest “emergency” involves bulldozing sacred lands and wildlife habitats, all to keep his campaign donors happy while he hunts for a non-government job.

Washington State Ferries says they’re ready for 300,000 travelers this weekend—because what’s another couple thousand angry commuters after 3,500 canceled sailings?

When Democrats’ tax policies are the main export, it’s no wonder businesses are fleeing faster than Kalama Harris dodging tough questions.

For the Seattle Times, suggesting kids consider trades over debt-ridden degrees is more scandalous than presiding over a failing education system.

Two Goodwill close in Seattle because even charity can’t survive the city’s commitment to chaos.

Washington State Ferries are navigating delays and budget overruns like it’s their core mission.

Bob Ferguson denies ditching the October debate with Dave Reichert—too bad the truth didn’t get the memo.

Jay Inslee’s Green Push Moves Forward: Hawk Nests Get the Short End While Wind Turbines Take Precedence