Senator Shelly Short discusses the upcoming battle over the Parental Rights Initiative. She criticizes a Democrat bill, which she believes undermines parental rights and interferes with the parent-child relationship. Senator Short emphasizes the importance of parental...
AUDIO: State Senator Mark Schoesler criticizes the Democrat Senate Education Committee chair for attempting to dismantle the Parents’ Rights Initiative, which was passed unanimously in the Senate a year ago. He emphasizes the importance of respecting parents' rights...
State Senator Mark Schoesler discusses various Democrat bills targeting legal gun owners in Washington. He argues that these bills unfairly restrict law-abiding citizens while criminals ignore the laws. https://youtu.be/wZ-Z7uaIrFc?si=Hqg7UEsXzVkJx_b8
In this 19th District Legislative Update, Sen. Jeff Wilson talks about his bills to streamline permitting for kit homes, aiming to address Washington's housing shortage by making construction quicker and more affordable, similar to prewar Sears homes.
A new bill aims to create a 'Donate Life' license plate to raise awareness about organ donation. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Keith Goehner on KPQ Radio discusses state legislative perspectives on Trump Administration policies, government checks and balances, state budgets, the Confluence Parkway project, rent control, parental rights, unemployment insurance for striking workers, and...
The proposed legislation, a combination of two separate bills, seeks to reduce state zoning restrictions to facilitate the construction of pre-fabricated homes and establish a new classification for those under 800 square feet. https://youtu.be/LYoeI1cI4TU
Legislation paving the way for kit homes could offer a practical solution to the housing crisis by removing state barriers to siting and permitting. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Paul Harris joins Mark Bailey on KIHR Radio to discuss the current state budget, emphasizing the critical need for increased funding in education and transportation. He commends Governor Ferguson's strategic approach to spending cuts. Additionally, Sen. Harris...
Sen. Gildon talks about how state government tort liability costs are surging, with over $500 million paid out in the last two years and 2025 set to be even costlier. His bill aims to boost legislative oversight to curb these expenses.
Senators John Braun and Chris Gildon, along with other Legislative Republican leaders, hold their weekly media availability to discuss the 2025 legislative session. Topics include new House Democrat rules that could limit Republican debate, the budget, children's...
Sen. Perry Dozier, R-Waitsburg, reports from the state Capitol on the 2025 legislative session, sharing information about salmon-recovery legislation he has filed, and a partisan effort to dismantle the parental-rights law created by Initiative 2081 --- which drew...
