On KOMW Radio, Sen. Shelly Short and Reps. Andrew Engell and Hunter Abell tackle tax hikes, budget debates, and housing policies. They voice concerns over regressive taxes, rent control, and unemployment benefits, emphasizing their impact on Washingtonians.
State Senate Democrats rejected a Republican proposal to include political affiliation in the hate crime law… Tracy Ellis tells us a violent incident at Washington State University highlights the need such protection.
On the Lars Larson Show, Sen. John Braun blasts Washington’s scaled-back wealth tax as a legal setup and warns electric truck rules could cripple transport. He questions taxing Tesla’s success and calls for market-based policies—not mandates—from Olympia.
The proposed property tax increase hike from State Legislative Democrats is off the table, but concerns remain over a plan to raise the school levy cap. Tracy Ellis reports.
What does the latest Senate Democrat tax package look like? Sen. Braun talks about Democrats' $18.5 billion in tax hikes, including property & sales taxes.
Senator Jeff Wilson discusses the final week of Washington's legislative session, touching on economic challenges, potential tax impacts, and the possibility of a special session to address executive-legislative gaps.
Senator Drew MacEwen joins "Stacy on the Right" to discuss Washington's tax policies, criticizing increased taxes on businesses, property, and estates. He highlighted concerns over fiscal mismanagement, potential business exodus, and the need for Republicans to keep...
Senators Shelly Short and Judy Warnick discussed Washington's budget challenges, tax proposals, and education funding on KPQ Radio. They highlighted bipartisan efforts, Governor Ferguson's role, and public concerns over taxation and spending priorities. The session's...
State Senate Democrats just approved a wave of Easter weekend tax hikes, including a sales-tax increase and new taxes on self-storage rentals. Tracy Ellis reports.
State Senator Shelly Short criticizes Democrats' proposed $18.4 billion tax hike, calling it regressive and unnecessary. She highlights Republican alternatives and vows to fight the package, citing its impact on families, renters, businesses, and local communities.
Senator Chris Gildon, in a KVI Radio interview, criticized proposed tax hikes, calling them an "all-you-can-eat buffet of taxes." He touted his tax-free $ave Washington budget and highlighted the impacts of the Democrats’ actions on businesses and residents.
Democrats missed a critical chance to address overcrowding in Washington’s juvenile-justice facilities, according to the state Senate Republican Leader. Tracy Ellis reports.
