
Two state Senators are calling on Washington’s Insurance Commissioner to apologize in the wake of what they call hate speech.
Tracy Ellis reports.
Two state Senators are calling on Washington’s Insurance Commissioner to apologize in the wake of what they call hate speech.
Tracy Ellis reports.
When Republican Senators Perry Dozier and Ron Muzzall talked on the Senate floor about the pain caused by Governor Inslee’s restrictions on restaurants, it wasn’t political grandstanding, it was from the heart. The views expressed by individual members are not necessarily those of the entire caucus.
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State Senate Republicans have a plan to address homelessness.
They’re ready to fight for real solutions instead of throwing money at a broken system.
Senators Hans Zeiger, Phil Fortunato, Steve O’Ban and John Braun held a homelessness crisis news conference.
The views expressed by individual members are not necessarily those of the entire caucus.
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State Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler and Republican Senator Hans Zeiger spoke at the annual Associated Press Legislative Preview for the 2020 session.
The views expressed by individual members are not necessarily those of the entire caucus.
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Legislators leave office for a variety of reasons, and the when and how of their exits generally dictates our options for saying farewell. Sometimes an announcement comes during a session, which allows us to respond in person; otherwise it happens later in the year, and that opportunity is lost. We learned during the 2016 session that a few members of our Majority Coalition Caucus would not be with us in 2017, and that number doubled after the Legislature adjourned. Each of them deserves a public tip of the hat.
Thanks to them all!