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Government officials across Washington state are signing a policy pledge that prioritizes a “treatment-first” approach to lowering the state…
While the Washington State Legislature passed three initiatives during the recently completed session, three others will go to the voters in November.
There is an attempt in Washington state to implement a plan to set up the government to be a watchdog for “bias.”
State lawmakers have enacted a bill forcing county election officials to provide unrestricted system access to a New York state-based nonpro…
Should state law, policy and mandates respect the rights of free people to consent to any medical procedures recommended by government agencies?
…rs his thoughts on some current events impacting the United States.
Rep. Greg Cheney, serves as the ranking member on the State Government and Tribal Relations Committee, has introduced two bills, House Bill 2032 and House Bill 1962.
…gton Policy Center doesn’t believe adding more power to the government and more taxpayer subsidies to failed policies won’t solve that problem.
Jason Mercier of the Mountain States Policy Center discusses the concept of providing an itemized receipt for taxpayers about their tax dollars and it relates to governme…
Jason Mercier of the Mountain States Policy Center discusses two recent stories that illustrate the lengths that some public officials will go to evade public accountabil…
…t tax policy is one of the most consequential decisions our government makes that impacts our economy and family budgets.
Washington state’s entire congressional delegation on Saturday voted in favor of legislation that will temporarily continue federal government funding…