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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.
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.
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?
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…
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.
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.
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
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…
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?
Opinion: Another attempt at a state-based single-payer health care system
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center discusses the belief of state Democrats that a single-payer health care system is viable.
Opinion: The crumbling COVID narrative
Vancouver resident Jennifer Baker discusses the breakthrough of the vaccine delusion and COVID-19 hysteria.
Opinion: State Board of Health hearing addresses quarantine rules and child vaccine mandate
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes it is not unreasonable to be keeping an eye on the State Board of Health and state Department of Health.
Opinion: Capturing your focus is the goal
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her thoughts on House Bill 1772, which addresses emergency powers reform.
Opinion: As academic learning declines, some officials seek even more money for education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares further confirmation of a disturbing trend in Washington’s public schools.
Opinion: When the fight against COVID is most serious, Washington state government has failed
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center offers examples of areas state officials have failed in their response to the pandemic.
Opinion: ‘Seeking balance’ on emergency powers
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest information related to the discussion of the state’s emergency powers reform.
Letter: ‘If people can get sick and spread germs regardless of vaccination status, should we ALL be excluded whenever we are exposed’
Vancouver resident Ann Makar discusses issues related to the possibility that the state Board of Health will impose additional COVID mandates.
POLL: The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?