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Letter: The Hockinson School District ‘fails to make the case that extra money will be used to improve education’
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Letter: The Hockinson School District ‘fails to make the case that extra money will be used to improve education’

Brush Prairie resident Bill Eling shares his thoughts on the upcoming Hockinson School District levy on the Feb. 8 special election ballot.

Jan 28, 2022

POLL: Should Clark County councilors approve a mini initiative that would ban vaccine and mask mandates?
Opinion

POLL: Should Clark County councilors approve a mini initiative that would ban vaccine and mask mandates?

Should Clark County councilors approve a mini initiative that would ban vaccine and mask mandates?

Jan 27, 2022

Commentary: The latest obscene treatment guidelines out of NIH
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Commentary: The latest obscene treatment guidelines out of NIH

Exclusive: Joel S. Hirschhorn takes sharp aim at ‘this evil and criminal Fauci organization. ’

Jan 27, 2022

Opinion: We elected Clark County councilors to protect our freedom
Opinion

Opinion: We elected Clark County councilors to protect our freedom

Liz Pike and the members of the Clark County Republican Women Executive Board provide an open letter to members of the Clark County Council.

Jan 27, 2022

Opinion: Delay of the long-term-care program and payroll tax passes Senate committee
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Opinion: Delay of the long-term-care program and payroll tax passes Senate committee

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides the latest information on the state-mandated, long-term-care fund.

Jan 26, 2022

Letter: ‘The community in Ridgefield is rare’
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Letter: ‘The community in Ridgefield is rare’

Ridgefield resident Kailin Heath discusses her support for Ridgefield schools and Proposition 7 on the February special election ballot

Jan 26, 2022

Letter: ‘The real threat to our democracy is the Electoral Count Act of 1887’
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Letter: ‘The real threat to our democracy is the Electoral Count Act of 1887’

Vancouver’s Sharon Brown shares her thoughts on recent discussions about voter fraud and voter suppression.

Jan 26, 2022

Opinion: Some public schools are cutting classroom instruction time by 20 percent or more
Opinion

Opinion: Some public schools are cutting classroom instruction time by 20 percent or more

Email notice to families at the Vancouver School of Arts and Sciences indicates that school has cut classroom instruction time by 30 percent.

Jan 25, 2022

Bipartisan SB 5932 and SB 5769 would provide major tax relief for Washingtonians
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Bipartisan SB 5932 and SB 5769 would provide major tax relief for Washingtonians

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses efforts of lawmakers to provide state residents with tax relief.

Jan 24, 2022

Opinion: Beware legislation by rule
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Opinion: Beware legislation by rule

In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her belief that a bright light needs to be shined on the political process that is driving the toxic progressive policies in Washington state.

Jan 21, 2022

Opinion: Major sales tax cut proposed by Senate Democratic Majority Caucus vice chair
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Opinion: Major sales tax cut proposed by Senate Democratic Majority Caucus vice chair

Proposed cut would reduce the state’s sales tax by a full 1 percent, taking the tax rate down from 6. 5 percent to 5. 5 percent.

Jan 21, 2022

POLL: Britain has announced an end to mask and other mandates by the end of the month. Is it time for the US to end similar mandates?
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POLL: Britain has announced an end to mask and other mandates by the end of the month. Is it time for the US to end similar mandates?

Britain has announced an end to mask and other mandates by the end of the month. Is it time for the US to end similar mandates?

Jan 20, 2022

Opinion: When the next storm comes, the public should expect WSDOT to do better
Opinion

Opinion: When the next storm comes, the public should expect WSDOT to do better

Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center points out the likelihood that, for political reasons, the WSDOT secretary and governor are not going to admit they made a mistake, no matter how much h…

Jan 20, 2022

Opinion: Bill seeks to cut classroom instruction time by 20 percent
Opinion

Opinion: Bill seeks to cut classroom instruction time by 20 percent

Under SB 5735 teachers would teach Monday through Thursday, give out homework, then not see students again until the following Monday.

Jan 19, 2022

Opinion: Senate schedules graduated local income tax bill for public hearing
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Opinion: Senate schedules graduated local income tax bill for public hearing

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center provides the latest on Senate Bill 5554, which would require a constitutional amendment to also be needed to allow a graduated income tax.

Jan 18, 2022

Letter: ‘The bond we are faced with is what we need right now’
Opinion

Letter: ‘The bond we are faced with is what we need right now’

Ridgefield resident Ron Onslow shares his thoughts on the Ridgefield School District bond on the February special election ballot

Jan 17, 2022

Letter: ‘I am frightened by the possibility that council members could vote to ban mask mandates’
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Letter: ‘I am frightened by the possibility that council members could vote to ban mask mandates’

Vancouver resident Kelsey Richter shares that she is ‘deeply concerned about not only the safety concerns that would result in banning mask/vaccine mandates but what it would mean for the functioni…

Jan 14, 2022

POLL: In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify a repeal of the capital gains income tax passed by majority Democrats in 2021?
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POLL: In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify a repeal of the capital gains income tax passed by majority Democrats in 2021?

In spite of the pandemic Washington state has a surplus in excess of $10 billion. Does that justify a repeal of the capital gains income tax passed by majority Democrats in 2021?

Jan 14, 2022