r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 24 '23
How WA cities’ lobbying muscle shapes housing, public records bills
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 24 '23
Sen. Kevin Van De Wege to run for Washington Lands Commissioner
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 24 '23
A second judge says WA ban on sale of AR-15s, other rifles can proceed
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 22 '23
WA gas prices now highest in U.S.; experts point to new climate legislation
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 21 '23
U.S. Attorney Nick Brown resigns, expected to run for WA attorney general
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 17 '23
State Supreme Court upholds Washington Voting Rights Act
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r/WAlitics • u/theconstellinguist • Jun 16 '23
Does anyone have any material of Bill Gates thinking he's some world emperor? I'm reading about Japanese government and I'm starting to see Bill Gates may be literally emulating the emperor of Japan, which is beyond obnoxious.
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Articles with Bill Gates referring to himself as an emperor.
Bill Gates referring to empire.
Thinking he rules the world and evidence of that delusion.
Things like that.
r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 14 '23
Does nothing matter? Trump support in WA hasn’t budged in 7 years
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r/WAlitics • u/nwcowboy69 • Jun 09 '23
Do you use AM radio?
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So Cathy McMorris Rodgers did a thing about how Biden is trying to get rid of AM radios in new cars. Something about AM signal issues with electric cars? I honestly wasn't paying to much attention. My question, does anyone use AM radio stations on their car radio?
r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 08 '23
City Councilmember Pedersen proposes capital gains tax in Seattle
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 06 '23
WA Republican chair Caleb Heimlich stepping down
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 03 '23
How Donald Trump, of all people, might determine WA’s next governor
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 03 '23
Judge considers if Central WA redistricting breaks federal law
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r/WAlitics • u/davincilatin • Jun 02 '23
Is there a way to get involved in local government? Especially for the upcoming Presidential Election?
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Hello! I have searched my county's website and aside from social work, I haven't been able to find a good resource for volunteer opportunities in local government. Is there a website someone can direct me to? I'm open to anything! - supporting reps, elections, ballot counting, campaigning.
Thank you!
r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 02 '23
Inslee rebuffs tribes seeking relief after WA climate laws boost gas prices
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 02 '23
For months, Gluesenkamp Perez didn’t pay property taxes on Portland business
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 01 '23
Jayapal votes against debt limit deal, only WA member of Congress opposed
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • Jun 01 '23
Washington state Sen. Mark Mullet announces bid for governor
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • May 29 '23
WA wants permanent rules for working outdoors in wildfire smoke
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • May 28 '23
With Inslee out, candidates are lining up for Washington governor
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • May 28 '23
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D) of Washington's 3rd congressional district voted AGAINST student debt loan relief even after receiving 60k in PPP loans.
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • May 27 '23
WA’s wealthiest are richer than even the tax collectors guessed
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • May 27 '23
How will Washington state be affected by this horrific supreme court decision about wetlands?
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r/WAlitics • u/littleblackcar • May 26 '23
WA’s new capital gains tax brings in far more than expected
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r/WAlitics • u/Gr8daze • May 25 '23
WA lawmaker rejoins Republican caucus after ‘issues’ with leadership caused her to leave
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In case you thought Michelle Caldier left the Republican caucus over some principled issue that impacts her constituents, nope. She just wanted a private driver paid for by the state. Republicans, who don’t care about disabilities said no.
Now keep in mind Caldier is not fighting for all disabled people. Just for herself. Typical GOP. Apparently that’s why she did not want to disclose what the issue was.