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Seattle just voted to hike their own bills so SDOT can, presumably, fail to fix the roads…again.

Looks like Washington voters aren’t ready to cut off the pipeline just yet—Initiative 2066 is holding strong, keeping natural gas in the energy mix and housing prices from blowing sky-high.    

Today, the only words that matter are “I cast my ballot!”

This election year, a few “yes” votes and some fresh faces in Olympia could finally put a stop to endless taxes and Democrat overspending.

Democrats push to drop Washington’s last voter verification tool, saying it’s about access—more like an open invitation for fraud.

Portland’s election night survival kit: hope, plywood, and a prayer that your city’s ‘peaceful’ protesters stay peaceful.

While out-of-touch Seattle’s billionaires stay cozy, they’re pushing policies that leave the rest of us choosing between heating bills and groceries.

Opponents of I-2066 are peddling far-left fantasies about energy costs, hoping you’ll ignore the very real savings of natural gas over pricey electric systems.

Redistricting proves that Washington Democrats treat voters like puzzle pieces: moving them around until they fit their agenda!  

Apparently, saving Jay Inslee’s climate law is the second most important thing in America — right after, well, everything else.”

Nothing says “we’re out of ideas” like blowing past campaign finance laws and hoping no one notices! But that’s exactly what’s happening in Spokane.

When this state tax falls short of revenue projections, guess who’s next in line to pay? Spoiler: It’s not just the billionaires.