Sen. John Braun talks to KIRO Radio’s Hannah Scott about his call for a special legislative session to suspend the state gas tax.

Sen. John Braun talks to KIRO Radio’s Hannah Scott about his call for a special legislative session to suspend the state gas tax.
The state Senate Republican leader is renewing his call for legislators to suspend the gas tax. Tracy Ellis reports.
Braun says regardless of what the Supreme Court does, people on both sides of the debate should agree that the goal is to reduce the number of abortions. KING 5 KOIN 6 ...
An unscrupulous leak is now intensifying acrimonious, passionate debate on abortion, says the state Senate Republican leader. Tracy Ellis reports.
The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted a Four Corners panel discussion that included State Senator John Braun (R-Centralia). It was moderated by Cecilia Rexus of the Tri-City Herald.
The state Senate Republican Leader is calling for a special legislative session to consider suspending the state gas tax. Tracy Ellis explains.
Senate Republican Leader John Braun talks to Lars Larson about Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce poll results that seem line up with Senate Republican priorities to restore public safety, return affordability and rebuild trust.
A Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce poll shows most Seattle voters have considered moving out of the city -- affordability and public safety are the top two reasons why. Tracy Ellis tells us state Senate Republicans want to help.
Senator John Braun talks to Lars Larson about the legislative Democrats’ failure to fix anti-police laws and address increasing crime in our state.
Sen. John Braun talks to host Johnny Manson about safety of indigenous people, anti-police laws, early release of prisoners, inflation and the need for tax relief, transportation, one party rule, emergency powers, education and more.
The Senate Republican leader is applauding new laws related to the safety of indigenous people. Tracy Ellis explains.
The 2022 legislative session didn’t work for all of Washington, according to Republican leaders in the state House and Senate. Tracy Ellis explains.