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Though it is — apparently — difficult for liberals to understand, the state did not give Boeing money when it extended tax breaks. In other news, Jay Inslee has sent out some exceptionally desperate emails lately– and that’s saying something considering past emails. The question is, why? Also, the liberals over at Fuse Washington are … Continued

In 1991, 78 percent of Americans identified as environmentalists. Today, according to a new Gallup poll, 42 percent of Americans identify as environmentalists. So, what changed? In other news, given that more insurance companies warn of unsustainable loses and seek approval for premium increases next year, it’s increasingly likely Democrats will attempt to distance themselves … Continued

Bill Gates said a tax on carbon emissions would not help address climate change. So, extreme greenies are on the attack. One extreme greenie accused him of being “someone who doesn’t really listen to the advice of experts.” In other news, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the $15 minimum wage law as … Continued

The ethics investigation into SDOT Director Scott Kubly is ongoing. However, a lot of interesting information has already emerged as a result of the investigation… including insight to how liberals run the city. Also, the PDC finally decided to deliver its punishment for the wayward Democrat Aaron Reardon, who already moved out of the state. … Continued

Team – It’s become increasingly clear that Washington State Democrats have an enthusiasm problem. Hillary Clinton, their party’s presumptive presidential nominee, doesn’t inspire liberal voters here. And, as we all know, Jay Inslee isn’t a gubernatorial candidate they have much boast about. So, in an attempt to find a rallying point for voters, Democrats have … Continued

If Sound Transit officials are correct and it’s the long timeline that is keeping voters from supporting ST3, then their problem is bigger than they appear to believe. The question is, can voters even trust Sound Transit to complete ST3 in 25-years? Speaking of Sound Transit, apparently, taxpayers are supposed to rely on the “discretion” … Continued

Time and time again, Republicans have proposed reforms to restore public trust in WSDOT by improving accountability and transparency. And, time and time again, Democrats have stood against reforms in order to protect their special interest supporters at the expense of taxpayers. Also, there is a significant problem that those already pushing round two of … Continued

Democrats are grasping at straws for something to help rally unenthusiastic voters. Apparently, they have settled on Donald Trump. In other news, another former CEO is warning of the consequences of the $15 minimum wage… especially for inexperienced workers. And, in campaign news, Democrat State Sen. Karen Fraser doesn’t appear very experienced in campaigning despite … Continued

A UW professor explains why, in his professional opinion, the $15 minimum wage is a two edge sword and sometimes it’s the bad edge of the sword that can dominate. Also, unfortunately for Democrats, there are already problems with their new congressional candidate’s campaign plans. And, Jay Inslee’s campaign is getting desperate for support, so … Continued

Team – Last week, Jay Inslee created a budget deficit by vetoing several provisions in the bi-partisan plan sent to him by the legislature. His risky approach put the state more than $200 million in the red. Worse, Inslee’s decision to deficit spend helps Democrats continue their obsession of arguing for tax increases. It’s a strategy … Continued

A new report by CNN praises WA’s Initiative 732, the “revenue neutral” carbon tax, with a lot of sketchy, one-sided claims. And, in the spirit of Earth Day, we decided outline some of those green fails, since the rest of the media won’t do so. Also, one of the nation’s largest health insurance companies delivered … Continued

In light of the WEA’s latest aggression against public charter schools, we’ve put together a list of three times the union exposed its self-interested agenda. Also, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray has announced a new (and rather ironic) position in city government, Director of Homelessness. And, SDOT Director Scott Kubly is always thinking of new ways … Continued