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The City of Seattle has a shortage of police officers, but that hasn’t kept the liberals running the city from spending millions to bailout out a failed bike-share company. In other news, rather than working for accountability in government, Jay Inslee is busy working to ensure special interests have free reign over Washington workers. Meanwhile, … Continued
With his recent vote on public charter schools, Democrat State Senator Cyrus Habib (running for Lieutenant Governor) proved himself to be a double-dealing politician who, when given a choice, always picks the special interests-driven agenda. Also, considering just how far he has gone to cater to the union, it’s not a surprise that the Washington … Continued
Team – Jay Inslee called the current special legislative session just another piece of an “unfortunate trend.” But, if it is some sort of a trend, it’s one that (ironically enough) kicked into high gear when Inslee became governor. An inconvenient truth (for Inslee) is that our “green governor” has presided over as many special … Continued
As we have established, Jay Inslee doesn’t take a lot of time out of his daily schedule to actually work. We have the latest example of our “green” governor’s less-than-stellar work ethic. In other news, if recent events are any indication, it is all too clear that Inslee is not concerned with government efficiency or … Continued
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! In honor of the day (and Throw Back Thursday), we’re taking a look back on the top three “green” moments of Jay Inslee’s first term as governor. Also, even Democrat Randy Dorn admits that Inslee’s first priority was and is his extreme “green” agenda, not education. And, if you think that … Continued
With November right around the corner, Democrat lawmakers are [understandably] getting antsy over kicking-off their 2016 campaigns and defending all the sketchy votes they took this session. In other news, House Democrats exhibited unbelievable hypocrisy when they expressed outrage over the GOP’s decision to publicize their latest supplemental budget offer. Meanwhile, the Seattle City Council’s … Continued
Jay Inslee’s trend of failed, ineffective leadership has led to more special sessions than previous governors. Also, if recent emails are an indication, Democrat Rep. Suzan DelBene is having difficulty raising money for her campaign. And, state House Democrats are scrambling to explain why they voted “no” on the bill to save public charter schools. … Continued
The state Supreme Court plagiarized its majority opinion when it ruled to strike down charter schools as unconstitutional last year. According to former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna, about 30% of the opinion was lifted from the plaintiff’s (which included the Washington Education Association) brief without any citations. In other news, liberals are pushing a … Continued
Team – Last week, state lawmakers failed to agree on a supplemental budget. So, the 2016 legislative session will go into overtime. That forced Jay Inslee to make a hard decision on whether or not to follow through on his threat to veto all bills on his desk if lawmakers failed to wrap-up session on time. … Continued
Jay Inslee’s failure to lead is demonstrated by the number of special sessions he has been forced to call during his first term. In other news, in an effort to defend Inslee’s failed record, former Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn is pushing some very false claims. Also, it appears that Democrats who announced their candidacy for … Continued
After controlling state government for decades, Democrats have become complacent. They do not work for Washingtonians – they work to achieve their special interests-driven agenda. The I-405 tolling debacle highlights their failed leadership. In other news, ten Democrats broke off from their party and big labor to help pass a bill to save charter schools … Continued
By delivering an empty ultimatum to lawmakers, Jay Inslee reinforces his image as a weak, ineffective leader. Luckily for Inslee, extreme “green” California billionaire Tom Steyer is sure to come to his aid this November. In other news, given his allegiance to special interests in Olympia, Hans Dunshee’s first vote as a member of the … Continued