A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
The tax is simply unfair to women and can make the products less affordable for low-income families.
Last fall, we helped organize the first-ever #NationalPeriodDay. Collectively, the advocacy group PERIOD hosted 60 rallies, demanding an end to period poverty and the tampon… Continue reading
Oh, dear. Democrats could lose votes if a Gov. Inslee-inspired drill team appears at Tim Eyman events pushing office chairs in snappy formation. It seems… Continue reading
Columnist
Win or lose the nomination, the former New York City mayor is riling Trump with his big-budget TV ads.
Once again the Marysville School District is trying to dip into our pockets. The Washington state constitution, and the state Supreme Court have directed the… Continue reading
Thank you to every Arlington citizen who has supported previous bonds and levies. The successful passage of these measures has resulted in thousands of children… Continue reading
A day after his defense team claimed no witness ties Trump to a quid pro quo, comes Bolton’s book.
They don’t help those with job instability to find work and only bind them more tightly to poverty.
A reinvestment of insurance nonprofits’ excess surpluses can provide funding needed for the health of all.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Thank you, state Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz! You are a true environmentalist, even though you probably haven’t worked in a lumber mill. (Most… Continue reading
The right to keep and bear arms is a natural right, not granted by the Constitution, but protected by it from infringement by the federal… Continue reading
Commentary
Both sides promote equality, but rather than offer common ground it has further polarized the discussion.
While on my walk in the snow last week, I noticed that four-wheel drivers have cut up both a soccer field and the practice greens… Continue reading
Checking statements for accuracy is necessary, but its use during impeachment seems a little rigged.
Regarding Frank Sterle Jr.’s Jan. 16 letter to the editor. He writes of Boeing’s 737 Max, Big Pharma, et. al. being beholden to shareholders. Of… Continue reading
