On Monday, House Democrats brought ESSB 6346 to the floor, setting off a marathon debate that stretched through the night and into Tuesday evening.
House Republican Leader Drew Stokesbary released the following statement following the 24-... Read more
Washington State Senate Republicans Press Release:
OLYMPIA…More than 100,000 Washingtonians made state history this week by signing in to oppose the 9.9% income tax proposed by Senate Democrats this legislative session ahead of its... Read more
SAVE FAMILY FARMING - Blog, Whats Upstream
The agricultural community, Skagit dike... Read more
In Whatcom and northern Skagit counties, thousands of ordinary property owners and taxpayers have just been subpoenaed in a state-orchestrated lawsuit that could slash their historic well-water rights from 5,000 gallons per day to a mere 350... Read more
Washington State GOP Representative Jenny Graham is asking the Trump Administration, the U.S. Attorney General, and the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate ongoing reports of potential fraud and self-dealing in taxpayer-subsidized programs... Read more
Yesterday, Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil, Chairman of the House Administration Committee, unveiled a comprehensive package of election reforms. His bill, the Make Elections Great Again (MEGA) Act, promotes integrity and improves the... Read more
Yesterday in Olympia, it was announced that WA Let’s Go Washington (LGW) and hundreds of grassroots volunteers formally submitted more than enough petition signatures to qualify the Protect Girls' Sports and Protect Parental Rights ballot... Read more
The Washington Parents Network (WPN) is a group of several thousand registered active voters in Washington state. WPN’s primary goal is protecting the right of parents to raise their children, recognizing that this right can not be protected... Read more
In Democrat-Controlled Washington State, it is now apparently perfectly fine to vote in multiple states in the same election. In a stunning blow to democracy, the Leftist-Controlled WA Court of Appeals, Division II, in Washington v. Padrta,... Read more
Today, the Supreme Court ruled that federal candidates can challenge state laws that allow mail-in ballots to be counted past “Election Day.” They principally contended that doing so conflicts with 2 U. S. C. §7 and 3 U. S. C. §1, which set... Read more
