Legislative Republican leaders comment on Governor Inslee's State of the State Address and discuss their priorities for the 2024 legislative session during a media availability. https://youtu.be/UOry_5Y4zo8
A state legislator wants to create a middle path that protects biological women in sports while allowing transgender athletes to compete. Kimberly Wirtz explains.
In the response to Governor Jay Inslee’s State of the State Address, Republicans say his government has let people down. Cassidy Butler explains. Watch the entire response https://youtu.be/eMMxj5Mbidg
Interstate 5 is not a safe place to hold a protest according to the state Senate Republican Leader. Tracy Ellis explains.
Senator Mike Padden on 920 News Now with Dave Spencer talking about an initiative related to police pursuits and his push to make fentanyl possession a felony....
Sen. Brad Hawkins on the KOZI Morning News talking about the legislative process, state budgets, rising cost of transportation projects, higher than expected cap-and-trade and capital gains tax revenues, initiatives, and more.
People who live in the Wenatchee-area will have an opportunity to learn about the 2024 Washington State Legislative Session. Tracy Ellis explains.
Northwest Newsradio’s Jeff Pohjola interviews state Senate Republican Leader John Braun about Senate Republicans’ priorities for the 2024 Legislative Session.
Impact host Mike McClanahan interviews Senate Republican Leader John Braun (R-Centralia) about what to expect from the 2024 Legislative Session. https://youtu.be/WUNMgf1Rv9w
Topics include a lawsuit claiming to support Latino voters that could force Eastern Washington’s first Latina senator out of her district, high gas prices due to cap-and-trade, and expensive car tabs.
The state Senate Republican Leader says a new report shows Governor Inslee knew or should have known that the cap-and-trade program would cause gas prices to rise. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Nikki Torres talks to KVI’s Ari Hoffman about a sham lawsuit that could force her, Eastern Washington’s first Latina senator, out of her district in the name of supposedly helping her Latino constituents.
