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Opinion: CCRP chairman offers a recap of congresswoman’s ‘moderate’ voting record
Chairman Matt Bumula disputes newspaper’s claim that Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is a moderate.
Opinion: High-Speed Rail proposal runs into high-cost problems
Charles Prestrud of the Washington Policy Center provides the findings that cast doubt on the feasibility of the proposal.
Opinion: Cell-cultured meat gets approval for marketing, sale
Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center suggests we can all pump the brakes before the cows come home when it comes to eliminating the animals involved in meat production.
Opinion: Hoping for a trend
Elizabeth Hovde hopes more governments start agreeing that reinstating workers fired for not getting a COVID vaccine is not only helpful for services that taxpayers rely on, but it is also the righ…
POLL: Should funding for I-5 Bridge replacement be funneled to other TriMet projects?
Should funding for I-5 Bridge replacement be funneled to other TriMet projects?
Letter: ‘It is a real leader who puts themselves in the line of fire’
Camas resident Anna Miller offers support for those elected officials willing to take a political position that is out of favor.
Opinion: Broadband Wireless is gaining traction in rural areas, but Congress needs to act if adoption is to continue
Mark Harmsworth says Congress needs to consider expanding the wireless spectrum allocation to allow further adoption of Fixed Wireless internet systems.
Commentary: Tribute Bands performing at ilani in an effort to touch our souls
Reporter Paul Valencia attended the opening of ilani’s Rooftop Tribute Parties and gives his opinion on the popularity of tribute bands, performers who give music lovers exactly what they want, and…
Opinion: Silent majority pushes back
Betsy McCaughey warns against the dangers of minority rule
Opinion: New report finds Washington state’s teacher training schools are among worst in the nation
Liv Finne says why risk a child’s future on a teacher from a training program that’s getting an ‘F’ in reading instruction, when lawmakers in other states are actually helping parents educate their…
Opinion: Parents vs. Washington state
Nancy Churchill offers her support for ‘Reject 5599’ effort.
Opinion: Get ready for new payroll tax
Washington state’s upcoming payroll tax for long-term care is causing confusion and concerns as some argue it will financially burden those who won’t benefit from the program and should instead enc…
POLL: Do you agree that much of the COVID information censored by “fact-checkers” as misinformation ended up being more debatable or true?
Do you agree that much of the COVID information censored by “fact-checkers” as misinformation ended up being more debatable or true?
Opinion: Where is the accountability for government “experts” who get it wrong?
It is clear to Todd Myers that distant politicians and bureaucrats imposing rules from the top rarely have the incentives to make environmental policies effective.
Opinion: Increased housing density is now a reality, and most residents support it, but with caveats
Mark Harmsworth says the Growth Management Act has laudable goals but it’s obvious now, 30 years later, that state lawmakers over-reacted and it went too far.
Opinion: How to fix Washington’s anti-innovation rules on carbon-reducing projects
Todd Myers says without these changes, the CCA’s current rules make cutting CO2 emissions needlessly expensive and create barriers that make innovation extremely difficult.
Opinion: Supreme Court rules to protect private property from union violence
The recent U. S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of a cement company suing a union for damages highlights the issue of unions engaging in hostage-taking behavior during strikes, which not only harms…
POLL: Should Washington voters have the opportunity to Reject ESSB 5599?
Should Washington voters have the opportunity to Reject ESSB 5599?