9/12/2023… Sen. John Braun on KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line talking about recent Voting Rights Act court decisions regarding Latino representation in the 15th Legislative District in Eastern Washington and how the Legislature should respond.
9/6/2023… Sen. Mark Schoesler calls KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line to talk about the cap-and-trade program, including public disclosure concerns with the prime sponsor of the bill that created it.
Senator Mike Padden on KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line talking about how Washington has become a national leader in drug-overdose deaths. He says it’s a result of the Democrat majority’s decision to remove felony penalties for the possession of hard drugs.
Sen. Curtis King on KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line discussing legislation to allow workers to opt out of the new long-term care payroll tax.
Paychecks for most Washington workers are now smaller thanks to the tax.
Sen. Chris Gildon on KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line discussing his efforts to garner support from the Legislature to address and minimize the negative impact caused by Washington’s gas prices, which are currently the highest in the country.
Sen. Matt Boehnke talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, Boeing’s new plane design, and more.
Sen. Mark Schoesler talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about state budgets, failed hard drug possession legislation, gun bills, crime, possible tax increases, and more.
Sen. Perry Dozier talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about dueling letters from the Governors of Washington and Idaho, a Democrat plan to raise the real estate excise tax, the bill to address the possession of hard drugs, and legislation that bans some rifles.
SRC On Air: Sen. John Braun talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about Senate Republican Priorities for Washington: restoring public safety, returning affordability, and rebooting education.
Sen. Mark Schoesler talks with KONA Radio’s Tri-Cities Morning News about how high fuel prices from cap and tax are hurting farmers and others who should be exempt from the increases and bills in the legislature that threaten 2nd Amendment rights.
