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. Mark Schoesler talks to KVI Radio’s John Carlson about the legislative session. They discuss bills related to firearms, hard drug possession, and police pursuits. They also talk about proposed Democrat tax increases and the state budgets.
No new tax increases in Washington’s state budgets, but some of the spending causes many Republican legislators to balk. Tracy Ellis has more on the budgets approved by the legislature.
Senate Democrats unveiled a new proposal that would allow three percent state and local property tax hikes without a vote of the people - that’s triple the current one percent limit. Senators John Braun, Mark Schoesler and Keith Wagoner talk about it.
At least 20 state Senate Democrats are now pushing a significant property tax increase. Kimberly Wirtz reports.
Sen. Mark Schoesler talks about his proposal to help school districts with building maintenance and his work on the capital budget. He also criticizes the governor and Democrats for not ensuring that fuel for agriculture and maritime is exempt from 'cap-and-trade'...
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.
9th District Sen. Mark Schoesler, ranking Republican on the Senate capital budget, talks about the Senate's 2023-25 capital budget proposal, including how it rejects the idea of borrowing debt from the next biennium to pay for more housing. He also covers what the...
Senator Mark Schoesler on 920 News Now with Dave Spencer talking about the Senate Capital Budget, Cap-and-Trade, and the North-South Freeway in Spokane.
Chief Capital Budget negotiator for Senate Republicans, Senator Mark Schoesler, says the construction budget is a compromise that comes from a good relationship with his Democratic counterpart. https://nwnewsradio.com/northwest-news/93271/
Public safety, housing, education, natural resources, and more would get money under the proposed state Senate capital construction budget. Tracy Ellis explains.
Senator Mark Schoesler talks to Lars Larson about how Washington’s cap-and-trade program is more than twice as expensive as predicted.
