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POLL: The U.S. Senate approved a bill this week to make daylight savings time permanent. Are you in favor of getting rid of the custom of switching the clocks twice each year?
The U. S. Senate approved a bill this week to get rid of the custom of switching the clocks twice each year. Are you in favor of eliminating daylight savings time?
Opinion: WPC played important role in capital gains income tax being ruled unconstitutional
Jason Mercier documents the Washington Policy Center’s research that contributed to the Douglas County Superior Court ruling.
Opinion: Are prescription drug prices going up or down?
Opinion: Are prescription drug prices going up or down?
Opinion: The many failures of the just-ended Washington legislative session
Chris Cargill of the Washington Policy Center assesses the recently completed 2022 legislative session.
POLL: Should Clark County increase incentives and wages to attract applicants in an attempt to address the staffing crisis at the CCSO?
With 48 current vacancies in the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, should Clark County increase incentives and wages to attract applicants in an attempt to address the staffing crisis?
Opinion: State analysis shows switching to EVs is expensive, even with very high gas prices
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains why even lower-cost, short-term electric vehicles are not a practical alternative to gas-powered vehicles.
Opinion: Did Lt. Governor just open Pandora’s box on conference committee reports?
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shines a light on a ruling that ‘creates the potential for significant anti-transparent legislative games to be played. ’
Letter: Washington parents help school boards take back their authority at the local level
Vancouver resident Sally Snyder shared a letter sent by Parents of Vancouver Public School to the members of the Vancouver School Board.
Opinion: Fact check – State transportation budget raises taxes on gasoline
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center takes a deeper look at how Washington drivers will be impacted by the transportation package passed by lawmakers last week.
Opinion: Let the hostage-taking continue: More public employees will now be able to stop the government’s work
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why it’s not appropriate for any group of public employees to be unionized.
POLL: When you made your decision about a COVID shot, do you feel you had complete and accurate information about possible side effects from the vaccine?
When you made your decision about a COVID shot, do you feel you had complete and accurate information about possible side effects from the vaccine?
Opinion: Legislative majority can’t spell broad-based tax relief
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares his thoughts on the budget decisions made by Democrat lawmakers.
Opinion: The truth behind the ‘safe and effective’ Pfizer vaccine includes 1,291 side effects and counting
Administrator Heidi Wetzler shines a light on the U. S. Food and Drug Administration’s release of data that reveals adverse effects from the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
Letter: ‘Heidi St. John’s weak, ineffectual campaign is resorting to slanderous tactics’
Camas resident Cori Gonzalez discusses the race in the Third Congressional District.
Opinion: Giving families resources and choices would stop the endless controversy and bring peace to public education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares her thoughts that the current education system is based on coercion, not choice, and does not account for the varying needs of children.
Opinion: Emergency powers reform killed by lawmakers
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares tactics used by House Democratic leadership to kill SB 5909.
Opinion: Like Oregon, Washington should end the vaccine mandate on state workers
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s statement that he will not ease up on his vaccine mandate on state employees.
Opinion: State health officials admit individuals (not government) are key to reducing COVID-19 risks
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center takes a close look at the actual performance of state efforts during the pandemic.