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Opinion: Biden: Who needs rifles? America: Everyone
Clark County resident Leah Anaya answers the question asked by President Joe Biden.
Opinion: Effective climate policy should make people partners, not the enemy
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center believes that if we care about the environment and ethical governance, we need to take power from politicians and give it to people.
Letter: Gary Wilson – ‘The right man for Evergreen’
Vancouver resident Phil Kronebusch offers his support for Evergreen School District board candidate Gary Wilson.
Opinion: Taxes have consequences
Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center believes that Washington shouldn’t build its financial future on risky and volatile taxes like the capital gains excise tax.
POLL: Are you comfortable with new House Speaker Rep. Mike Johnson, stating of the Bible, “that’s my worldview”?
Are you comfortable with new House Speaker Rep. Mike Johnson, stating of the Bible, “that’s my worldview”?
Opinion: ‘I try very hard not to judge others and I ask others not to judge me’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance reflects on the loss of legendary college basketball coach Bob Knight.
Opinion: WA Cares Fund webinar outlines many reasons to be leery of wage-decreasing program
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes the state should make WA Cares optional, as some lawmakers have proposed and as an initiative the legislature is hoping to do.
Opinion: Homeowner lives in a car while squatter rents his house as an Airbnb
Jason Roth, who lives in Rainier Valley, is an example of how overly aggressive rental laws are destroying the housing rental market and raising rents.
Opinion: Paid leave isn’t primarily helping people in need
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains that paid leave is going to middle- and upper-income wage earners.
Vancouver resident James Clark provides a reminder of the ‘bad memories’ of the pandemic.
Vancouver resident James Clark provides a reminder of the ‘bad memories’ of the pandemic.
POLL: Are you in favor of law enforcement resource officers in area schools?
Are you in favor of law enforcement resource officers in area schools?
Opinion: Welcome news – A state payroll tax that harms many workers will decrease, not increase, in 2024
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states: ‘Better than continuing to administer a costly program that decreases workers’ wages, of course, would be repealing the state’s Paid Family a…
Letter: ‘The time for change in Camas City Council is now’
Area resident Kris Greene offers his support for Camas City Council candidate Gary Perman.
Letter: Evergreen School Board candidate addresses media reports
Vancouver resident Gary Wilson states that he has been misquoted multiple times.
Opinion: California is raising the minimum wage
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center says Washington only needs to look to California as an example of what happens when politicians pass laws that destroy jobs and increase the cost of…
Opinion: Nurse Licensure Compact puts Washington state patients in safer position
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes increasing patients’ access to care is good policy. So is making it possible for workers to carry their skills across state lines.
Opinion: Metro gives up on reducing traffic congestion
For the past 30 years, opinion polls have consistently shown that highway congestion relief is the top transportation priority for Portland-area residents.
Opinion: Protect taxpayers by putting supermajority for tax increase requirements in state constitution
If there’s one thing Americans can still agree on it’s that tax policy is one of the most consequential decisions our government makes that impacts our economy and family budgets.