Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares information included in the opening briefs submitted ...
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Opinion: Briefs filed in capital gains income tax lawsuit
Opinion: Briefs filed in capital gains income tax lawsuit
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Opinion: Up to 28,000 unemployed Washington residents may have to repay their unemployment benefits
Opinion: Up to 28,000 unemployed Washington residents may have to repay their unemployment benefits
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Democratic senators ask Gov. Jay Inslee to delay long-term care tax
Democratic senators ask Gov. Jay Inslee to delay long-term care tax
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Opinion: State Board of Education consultant says purpose of Ethnic Studies/Critical Race Theory curriculum is to “destabilize” and “tear down” public education
Opinion: State Board of Education consultant says purpose of Ethnic Studies/Critical Race Theory curriculum is to “destabilize” and “tear down” public education
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Opinion: The government is making businesses throw away thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer
Opinion: The government is making businesses throw away thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer
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Opinion: WSDOT has spent over $234 million in constitutionally protected road funds to benefit transit, bike and pedestrian projects
Opinion: WSDOT has spent over $234 million in constitutionally protected road funds to benefit transit, bike and pedestrian projects
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Opinion: Washington state’s latest universal health care commission scheduled to meet Nov. 30
Opinion: Washington state’s latest universal health care commission scheduled to meet Nov. 30
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Opinion: Washington State has ‘the worst of both worlds, high spending and poor roadways’
Opinion: Washington State has ‘the worst of both worlds, high spending and poor roadways’
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Opinion: Washington state representative says lawmakers should not abdicate their responsibility to govern
Opinion: Washington state representative says lawmakers should not abdicate their responsibility to govern
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Opinion: Thousands of Washington employees no longer forced to pay unions to keep their jobs
Opinion: Thousands of Washington employees no longer forced to pay unions to keep their jobs
