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Senator Short is worried about the bill that would increase property tax hikes. She says it’s regressive and will hurt homeowners and renters.

State Senate Democrats are pushing to scrap the one percent cap on property tax growth, opening the door for taxes to skyrocket with inflation. A Democrat rent control bill from the House cleared the Senate and now heads back to the House for further consideration....

Senator Drew MacEwen joins Newsmax to talk trade and tariffs with a focus on China. He also discusses Washington’s budget situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a02ddpcPG0M  

The state Senate Republican Leader accuses Senate Democrats of passing a bill that bullies schools and sidelines parents. Tracy Ellis reports.

Sen. Mark Schoesler discusses recent legislative developments in Olympia, highlighting uncertainty among the Democrats. He addressed the wealth tax rejection, rent control debates, and proposed property tax changes. He also warned of economic risks due to tax hikes,...

State Senator Mark Schoesler discusses the nearing end of the legislative session, hidden budget negotiations, property tax hikes impacting renters and homeowners, and controversial firearm regulations under House Bill 1163. Key issues include affordability and Second...

A wolf in sheep’s clothing—that’s how the State Senate Republican leader describes a Democrat rent control bill from the House that cleared the Senate today (Thursday).

Washington's home affordability crisis sparks a bold move by a pair of Republicans in Olympia. Tracy Ellis tells us about it.   https://youtube.com/shorts/L5rIcGq81kg?si=iw8bELcTd2taxiby

Sen. Keith Goehner's KPQ Radio interview tackled budget challenges, tax proposals, transportation funding, and rent control legislation. He emphasized bipartisan collaboration, expressed optimism about Governor Ferguson’s pragmatism, and raised concerns about...

Senator Keith Wagoner joins KVI morning host Phil Vandervort to discuss Senate Democrats' proposal to adjust property tax increases. The plan suggests shifting the cap from the current 1% to a rate tied to inflation and population growth, a change that could...

State Senate Democrats are pushing to scrap the one percent cap on property tax growth, opening the door for taxes to skyrocket with inflation. Senate Republicans call it reckless, saying it would hit homeowners and renters hard. Tracy Ellis has more.