Lawmakers in Washington state have reached a deal to avoid de facto drug legalization. Visitor has an “unBelievable” Seattle experience. Parental rights fight reaches Oregon. Brandi takes a live citizenship test.

177: Belated bipartisanship (5.16.23)

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Comparing Seattle’s CHOP to the wave of college protest zones. Inslee punts on school walkouts. Attorney General candidate Pete Serrano on gun rights. Not even the leftists actually believe housing is a human right. Students and parents protest furries, claim kids are being bitten at school. Huh? 






369: No lessons learned (4.23.24)

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today on a case that could help stem the tide of homelessness in West Coast cities and beyond. We dissect a raucous WA GOP convention. Gavin Newsom’s latest political ad is dishonest, even for him. Columbia caves to the mob.






368: Can SCOTUS save Seattle? (4.22.24)

Anti-Semitic disruptions will die down as more people put their foot down. Sane councilwoman under scrutiny because of course she is. Migrants get money after complaining, maybe the working class should try next? Washington state has solved its biggest crisis!

367: Google doesn’t abide (4.18.24)

Bob Ferguson has officially played all his cards against Dave Reichert – and he has a losing hand. Gas prices are soaring, and it’s not even summer. Brandi encourages Semi Bird to take a page out of Eminem’s playbook. Community bail fund springs airport protesters out of jail. 

366: Politics vs. Religion (4.17.24)

Anti-Israel activists block airport travelers across the country. Bob Ferguson condemns protests … gee, I wonder why? Infamous Seattle teacher may have finally taken things too far. Taxpayer funds are being used to sell voters on the Climate Commitment Act. NPR whistleblower suspended. 

177: Belated bipartisanship (5.16.23)

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