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Daily Briefing Special Edition II — December 31, 2020

From your friends at Shift, Happy New Year to all of our readers and supporters!

Daily Briefing Special Edition – Elected Officials Newsmaker Interview

Shift’s Special Edition is here to help those with too much free time this week.

Daily Briefing – December 23, 2020

From all of us at Shift, we want to wish our readers a joyous holiday season and hope you are able to safely spend some time with your loved ones

Daily Briefing – December 22, 2020

Governor Inslee appears to be blissfully unaware that the IRS and the other 49 states consider a capital gains tax as an income tax (thus is unconstitutional in Washington State).

Daily Briefing — December 21, 2020

Shift’s Weekly Photograph from former Congressman Rod Chandler (WA-08) 1982 – 1992 RodChandlerPhotgraphy.com

Daily Briefing — December 18, 2020

Washington State Auditor provides first report into the management incompetence at Jay Inslee’s Employment Security Department.

Daily Briefing – December 17, 2020

With Jay Inslee not being included among Biden’s appointees, it appears it was a waste of the governor’s time (and Washington taxpayers’ money) for him to be seeking a cabinet level job.

Daily Briefing – December 16, 2020

Governor Inslee revealed his expensive climate change policies, which were not developed to improve the environment, but to please the liberal special interest groups.

Daily Newsletter – December 15, 2020

Seattle City Councilmember Lisa Herbold calls the police regarding a crime her current controversial proposal could throw out of court.

Daily Briefing – December 14, 2020

Shift’s Weekly Photograph from former Congressman Rod Chandler (WA-08) 1982 – 1992 RodChandlerPhotgraphy.com

Daily Briefing – December 11, 2020

After being silent over the violence conducted by liberal activists in Seattle over the summer, Governor Inslee immediately speaks out on a disturbing occurrence at the Spokane Democrat headquarters.

Daily Briefing – December 10, 2020

Because fewer people are commuting to work, the state says it needs to increase tolls to make up for lost revenues.