A state senator wants to stop the increasing attacks on signature gatherers involved in initiatives and referendums, from heated arguments to physical clashes. Tracy Ellis has more.
Sen. Chris Gildon joins Jason Rantz to dissect Washington’s $1B budget shortfall, linking it to rent control, tort liabilities, and unchecked spending—while challenging media bias and calling for fiscal accountability.
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Senator John Braun confronts political violence and defends free speech on college campuses. He also unpacks Washington’s soaring gas prices. A deep dive into civil discourse, climate policy, and government...
Senator Curtis King discusses Washington’s declining revenue forecast, rising taxes, and regulatory burdens. In an interview with The Bottom Line, he warns these policies are driving residents and businesses out, threatening nonprofits, local economies, and essential...
Washington’s latest revenue forecast just came out—and it’s a wake-up call. Tracy Ellis explains.
Washington’s budget outlook is grim: spending surged, reserves dwindled, and tax hikes hit families and businesses. Republicans urge fiscal restraint, program audits, and no new taxes. [button...
A true gentleman who served with dignity and always treated people with respect – that’s how a state senator describes his former seatmate. Tracy Ellis reports.
State Domestic Extremism and Mass Violence Task Force should consider violence across entire political spectrum, lawmakers say A group of Washington state senators say Wednesday’s assassination of rising conservative influencer Charlie Kirk calls attention to the...
Sen. Mark Schoesler condemns the possible release of Kevin Coe, Spokane’s notorious “South Hill Rapist,” and vows to introduce legislation in 2026 to block future releases of serial offenders. KREM TV REPORT | SPOKANE PUBLIC RADIO REPORT
Sen. Perry Dozier joins The Bottom Line to break down Washington’s latest tax hikes—from liquor and estate fees to digital services—warning of deep impacts on rural communities, schools, and seniors. A frank look at policy, equity, and economic fallout.
Senate Republican Leader John Braun breaks down Washington’s labor policies—from public union influence to wage mandates—arguing for worker-first reforms rooted in conservative principles without the progressive spin. [TRANSCRIPT]
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