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Rep. Jim “Ghostbuster” Walsh is the one answering the call to rid the Washington Legislature of their “Ghost Bill” problem.

DSHS has taken $22 million from Washington taxpayers, handed it to a Missouri vendor and to state employees, and has received nothing in return.

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%).

Following his presidential debate appearance, Jay Inslee’s poll numbers have gone from 1% to 0%.

Seattle Times finally reports on claims of sexism and racism in the Democrats’ senate caucus two days after newspapers in Pennsylvania, Missouri, and Virginia.

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.

State Senator Mona Das regrets speaking out about the “hate, sexism, racism, and misogyny” within the Senate Democrat Caucus.

King County and City of Seattle officials congratulate themselves on their latest plan to reduce homeless.

Many of the Democrat’s 2020 dominos will tumble into place once Jay Inslee determines where he wants to fall.

Local politicians who support sanctuary cities are avoiding the public’s questions regarding a Mexican national who allegedly raped a wheelchair bound woman upon his release and has likely fled to Mexico.

In her re-election bid for Seattle City Council, Kshama Sawant is losing many long-time friends.

In a move that some believe foreshadows dramatic change to the embattled Seattle City Council, the Seattle Metro Chamber of Commerce announced their endorsements in this year’s council elections.