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Today’s top stories include Jay Inslee directing Ecology to re-write clean water rules, WSDOT admitting it lost $78 million on Bertha delays, labor unions losing membership as a result of new opt-out law, and disgraced Democrat Troy Kelley seeking reelection.

Today’s top stories include an outrageous example of government wasting your hard-earned taxpayer dollars, what Seattle’s favorite socialist breaking a fundraising record means for I-122, and why the PDC has recommended the state Attorney General’s Office file a lawsuit against SEIU 925.

Today’s top stories include Seattle taking over a failing bike-share company and expanding it, another Democrat scandal in Snohomish County, and a new report that shows collisions have more than doubled on I-405.

Today’s top stories include insight into how a campaign finance scheme proposed in Seattle promises to have wider implications, why the Seattle City Council is waging a war on ride-share companies, and how the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) got confused by its own law.

Team – Washington voters have said “no” to a state income tax time and time again, but that hasn’t kept Democrats from demanding one be created. In fact, you can be certain that Democrats from Jay Inslee on down have not given up on their goal to impose what is defined as a “guiding principle” in their state party platform. This week, a labor-funded Democrat activist hinted of plans to … Continued

Today’s stories include false claims about Inslee’s “green” agenda reducing asthma rates, Inslee suggesting climate change impacts the making of cheesy vampire movies, and Seattle’s I-122 supporters openly admitting their hypocrisy.

Today’s top stories include proof that Inslee is more concerned with appeasing the WEA than with improving education, Seattle’s favorite socialist making more stupid comments, and the possibility of the state Supreme Court opening the door for a state income tax.

Today’s top stories include another less than truthful fundraising blitz by Jay Inslee, extreme “green” liberals taking credit for the results of supply and demand principles, and a liberal activist hinting at pushing a state income tax initiative in 2016.

Today’s top stories include a look into how Sound Transit may be gambling with taxpayer dollars, why the University of Washington will comply with the $15 minimum wage law, and why commuters may be hit with absurdly high tolls on I-405.

The State Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit against SEIU 775, alleging campaign finance violations. But, this isn’t the first time the union has been caught behaving badly.

Team – This week, Jay Inslee’s liberal team at the state Department of Ecology (DOE) began the bureaucratic process of developing extreme new regulations aimed at reducing energy and manufacturing jobs in Washington. Inslee plans to impose these controversial rules using his executive authority, since he was unable to convince legislators in either party to … Continued

Today’s top stories include comments we assume Jay Inslee made to Chinese President Xi Jinping, Sound Transit taking sides in a King County Council race, and the State Attorney General’s Office filing a lawsuit against SEIU 775.