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Todd Myers believes the best hope for truly sustainable and effective environmental policy is to put more power in the hands of people.

Todd Myers, of the Washington Policy Center, provides essential context to the governor’s Thursday statement.

Did the CCRP do the right thing by doubling down on Joe Kent as the recognized Republican candidate in the Third Congressional District?

Editor Ken Vance offers his perspective on the decision of the Clark County Republican Party to reject Leslie Lewallen as a Republican candidate in this important race.

Mark Moore believes the PCOs of the CCRP have a sacred duty to steward the resources of the party in a way that best positions Republicans for victory.

Todd Myers says the only way our climate policies are going to be effective is by being honest about the facts and following where they lead.

Vancouver resident Ann Donnelly offers her perspective on the Clark County Republican Party’s decision not to recognize Third Congressional District candidate.

Revelations about the availability of free hormone therapies without parental consent in Seattle Public Schools have raised concerns about excessive state authority and the marginalization of paren…

Julia Dawn Seaver states that ‘if Republicans want to unite … they should start with a candidate who at minimum agrees with the very foundational Republican value of limited government. ’

Nancy Churchill says Washington state Democrats want your tax dollars and they’re not afraid to use ‘strategic misrepresentation’ to fool you.

David Marks states that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ‘is condemned as a conspiracist and a critic of vaccination; he is punished by an enforced silence, without a chance to defend these charges. ’

Do you agree with the proposal to allow workers to permanently opt out of participation in the state’s new long-term-care payroll tax, upon request?

After a year denying that the tax on CO2 emissions would meaningfully increase prices, the governor and others are now inventing new excuses for why their policy isn’t doing what they promised.

Elizabeth Hovde believes lawmakers should continue exploring ways to increase the current pipeline of nurses, avoiding unnecessary licensing restrictions.

Matt Garland believes ‘we need selfless yet courageous leaders who can assess reality empirically and make the changes or adjustments needed to restore American prosperity, sovereignty and security. ’

Elizabeth Hovde says WA Cares is harming workers financially and in some cases, low-income workers are being forced to give their money to a program that benefits others with higher incomes

Taking effect for the first time this year, Washington is now the only state in the country to impose a standalone income tax on capital gains.

Chris Cargill of the Mountain States Policy Center suggests we remember there’s a reason the people, via the legislative branch, come first in our founding documents.