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Team — Last week, we learned that the Highway 99 tunnel will be delayed – again – until 2019 (remember, it was supposed to open late 2015). The delay will also burden taxpayers with at least an additional $223 million in cost overruns. The delay is due to the incompetence of the Washington State Department … Continued

Our green governor worked 9 hours and 40 minutes over the course of seven days… that says a lot about his priorities. Also, due to Bertha’s two-year shut down, the Highway 99 tunnel will be delayed until 2019, well beyond the initial 2015 target. And, we have a list of the candidates to the state … Continued

Jay Inslee has a history of confusing actions. But, recently, he out did himself and evoked the wrath of extreme greenies. And, speaking of our green governor, Inslee recently continued his efforts to make the gubernatorial race about anything else except his failures as governor. Also, the Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is letting commuters … Continued

The problems caused by “human error” are common for WSDOT. Given that reality, we decided to document the top three “human errors” caused by WSDOT that have wreaked havoc on commuters (and their pocketbooks). Also, a lawsuit recently filed by Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn Randy will impact teachers’ union bosses who pull funding … Continued

If Initiative 1501 sounds like a good idea, it’s because the SEIU 775 is attempting to hide its true propose of disobeying a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. You can’t hold others responsible for your incompetence – that’s the lesson that the state should learn from Bertha. And, The Seattle Times picked a very liberal candidate … Continued

Jay Inslee wants to avoid his failed record. So, he’s decided to deflect by nationalizing the governor’s race and (hypocritically) attacking Donald Trump. Speaking of our green governor and his campaign, Inslee released his re-election campaign’s first TV ad in which he takes credit for the accomplishments of others. Also, out of the 23 co-ops … Continued

Team – Liberals know they can only justify their extreme policies using far-fetched/misleading claims. And, that’s exactly their strategy in pushing job-killing initiatives this fall. Voters will have a lot to consider in November. Liberal initiatives include a proposal to increase the statewide minimum wage to $13.50 per hour, a plan to give voters $150 … Continued

We realize that our ongoing “Friday Funny” series on Jay Inslee’s so-called work schedule is not all that funny, considering the fact that taxpayers weren’t paying for it. But, we believe that exploring how Inslee spends most of his day is important. So, here’s what our green governor “work” habits looked like the week of … Continued

Liberals know they can only justify their extreme policies using far-fetched/misleading claims. Unfortunately, that’s the strategy the YES ON I-732 campaign has embraced. Also, Seattle Democrats and special interest groups have a vendetta against innovative car-share companies like Uber — and their not afraid to admit to it. And, for the liberals operating lefty Seattle … Continued

Sound Transit officials are pushing their latest $54 billion scheme, Sound Transit 3 (ST3), with some rather far-fetched claims — perhaps the most troublesome claim is that the agency has a track record of producing projects on-time and on-budget. In other news, Jay Inslee’s spokesperson tweeted an insult about the Seattle Times (apparently, our green … Continued

It looks like Initiative 1433 — pushed by Raise Up Washington, a union front group — made it to the November ballot. So, it should come as no surprise that the union front group is already touting misinformation in hope of swaying voters its way. In other news, in the race we like to call … Continued

SDOT Chief Scott Kubly is — once again — the center of a conflict-of-interest scandal involving a former employer. The question is, what does it take to get a sleazy bureaucrat fired in Seattle? In other news, WA voters will see quite a few initiatives on the November ballot. We have a list of few … Continued