lessons for Seattle this weekend after protest march in Bellevue, Seahawks second-guessing commences, Presidential tracking poll is very tight on intensity, the intensity poll is nearly identical to where Obama was in 2012 (spoiler alert: which led to re-election), the WA ballot confusion about repealing or maintaining several taxes, good vaccine news to know,
Bellevue takes distinctively different approach than Seattle to a BLM protest, how a Seattle Trader Joe's is being intimidated by a mob.
KVI caller talks about the difference between Seattle and Bellevue when it comes to handling street protests, where do Biden/Harris go from here?, consider last week's Barack Obama rally for Biden, a potent column by a "Trump voter under the radar" is posted by a noted news website, the Trump voter stays quiet because she feels it could impact her employment status, homeless camp fire in Lacey burns wooded area but firefighters stop the fire before it gets out of control,
Kamala Harris struggles to respond if she's the most liberal US Senator, the giveaway when Harris isn't answering the question honestly.
Seattle protesters head to Bellevue but face different reality, analogies are not this TV writer's strong suit,
Speaker Pelosi defiant about three Democratic governors, GUEST: candidate for Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction (aka OSPI), Tacoma resident, Maia Espinoza, talks to KVI about her election campaign, WA progressive political power brokers are rallying today in what looks like a desperate attempt to keep an incumbent in office, the irony is that its all Democrats coming to the aid of an incumbent in a non-partisan office, why the WA election for OSPI has parallels to the Presidential election.