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Daily Briefing – April 3, 2020

Workers rejoice as the City of Seattle’s attempt to establish an illegal income tax and circumvent the state constitution fails, as the Washington State Supreme Court refuses to overturn the previous decision against the city.

Daily Briefing – April 2, 2020

Government regulations are stopping many experienced health professionals from helping and reducing the pressure on the state’s medical community.

Daily Briefing – April 1, 2020

Despite a 20% increase in state revenues in the past two years, Democrat priorities left the state’s Department of Health unprepared to administer the current health emergency.

Daily Briefing — March 31, 2020

Videoconferencing has become the new reality in the political and government world.

Daily Briefing – March 30, 2020

Shift’s Weekly Photograph from our Friend Rod Chandler (Rod is abiding to Stay at Home measures and this is from his neighbor’s yard) RodChandlerPhotgraphy.com

Daily Briefing – March 27, 2020

Inslee administration’s (mis-)management problems continue to plague Western State Hospital.

Daily Briefing – March 26, 2020

While the rest of the world is considering banning re-usable grocery bags, Governor Inslee and the Democrat lawmakers just eliminated single-use plastic grocery bags which could help stop the spread of disease.

Daily Briefing – March 25, 2020

Now is not the time for Governor Inslee to promote an environmental fad on grocery bags instead of supporting strong public health practices.

Daily Briefing – March 24, 2020

School districts no longer have “equity” excuses to not teach their students during the COVID-19 crisis.

Daily Briefing – March 23, 2020

Shift’s Weekly Photograph from our Friend Rod Chandler Cannon Beach, OR (lights on horizon are fishing vessels and Venus is just above) RodChandlerPhotgraphy.com

Daily Briefing – March 20, 2020

Many Democrats are facing a tough decision on whether to run for Lt. Governor.

Daily Briefing – March 19, 2020

The reaction of Democrats looking for higher office upon hearing that Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib will not be seeking re-election this year.