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Opinion: Enough is Enough – Bad Behavior by coaches, parents and fans must stop
“There’s an unfortunate trend continuing in Washington and across the nation that must be stopped: the bad behavior of coaches, parents and fans at high school and middle school athletic events. ”
Opinion: Internal documents show discussion about giving some state workers $1,000 for getting a booster, Brandi Kruse reports
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states how coercing people to get boosters with taxpayer dollars — and giving some workers who want boosters incentives for doing so — is ethically q…
Opinion: State of emergency set to end Oct. 31, but COVID-19 vaccine mandate is permanent
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center recalls how Gov. Jay Inslee’s policy caused severe harm to individuals and families as well as public services in our state for no demonstrable publi…
Opinion: With student learning down, education officials invent happy-talk metrics to hide the failures of public education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center believes the strange mixing of ‘proficient’ and ‘made progress’ is designed to hide the widespread failures of the public education system.
Opinion: A Republican write-in for Secretary of State
Nancy Churchill continues her examination of Washington’s Secretary of State race.
Opinion: New briefs filed in capital gains income tax case; Hearing date still pending
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers an update of the capital gains income tax case in Washington state.
Opinion: Many who claim climate spending is good can’t really explain why
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center challenges the assessment of city of Vancouver officials about the tiny benefit residents would get for a $9 million price tag.
POLL: Should Washington legislators pass legislation to ensure another reign of the governor’s emergency powers doesn’t happen again?
Should Washington legislators pass legislation to ensure another reign of the governor’s emergency powers doesn’t happen again?
Opinion: Normal governance to return to Washington on October 31
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s decision to finally end governing under an emergency order on Oct. 31.
Letter: ‘I am in full support of Brett Simpson for Clark County auditor’
Vancouver resident Michael Jelineo shares his thoughts on the race for Clark County auditor.
Opinion: Rulemaking in process for workers ‘exempted’ from long-term-care payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center expresses hope that the Employment Security Department has the ability to make this process make better sense.
Opinion: Albert sensors and the attack on local control
Nancy Churchill believes Democrats are working overtime to label anyone who has concerns about the integrity of election systems as ‘election deniers’
Letter: ‘Families are being destroyed and parents stripped of their parental rights’
Vancouver resident Dawn Seaver shares her thoughts to the proposed changes to Title IX
Commentary: A timeout for character
The Union Titans really could have used a timeout at the end of Saturday’s game against Eastlake, but coach Rory Rosenbach used one earlier in the half to give his players a life lesson.
Opinion: Business licensing costs in Washington are skyrocketing
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center explains how high license fees destroy jobs and disincentives businesses from expanding into new areas to create new jobs.
Opinion: Other states have proposed long-term-care laws that could sneak up on workers
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center warns Pennsylvania and New York residents of the promises and shortcomings of Washington’s long-term-care law
Opinion: Overwhelming bipartisan support for tax relief in Idaho
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center expresses frustration that Washington’s majority party has not yet come to the same conclusion the majority of bipartisan lawmakers across the country…
POLL: Which is better for our nation, forgiving student loan debt or lower tuition costs?
Which is better for our nation, forgiving student loan debt or lower tuition costs?