Even museum workers are striking in Seattle, saying they want more ‘autonomy’ on the job. The University of Washington updates its code of conduct to crack down on civil unrest. Department of Justice announces surge of voter fraud investigators. Sound Transit plans fare gates after years of allowing evasion.

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State workers stage a walkout, demanding more money as Washington faces a budget crisis. Seattle teachers prepare to strike. Mother accused of exposing child to fentanyl is another failure of progressive policies. Detroit pays kids to go to school.

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The head of Seattle Public Schools is calling out the teachers’ union for voting to strike. Seattle Times lies about initiative to restore parental rights. Associated Press introduces a new awards category for trans propaganda. Seattle mayor survives recall effort.

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These remarks were delivered to the Snohomish County Lincoln Day Dinner on May 17, 2024.

The following remarks were delivered to the Whatcom County Lincoln Day Dinner on March 23, 2024, in Ferndale, Washington.

I struggled with what to talk to you about tonight. 

Well, that’s not true. I didn't struggle with what to talk to you about – I struggled with whether I was brave enough to say what I wanted to say. 

When I'm invited to speak to groups, I don't want to offend anyone or be too controversial. So, I reached out to a few of your fellow party members to ask whether any topics were off limits or wouldn't go over well with the crowd. 

I got some good advice. 

Then I decided to ignore that good advice entirely.

Too much is at stake to be polite. 

As we sit here tonight, we are in the final battle of a war. 

A war that has pit sanity against insanity. 

Pragmatism against idealism. 

A war that has sacrificed the public good, in favor of a twisted idea of progress.

It's a war that began long before I moved here 15 years ago. It started silently and it was mostly waged in the shadows.

Most of us didn't even realize that a war was being fought. We were too caught up in our own lives and our own problems. ...

During a visit to Eastern Washington, Brandi sat down with Congressman Dan Newhouse (R-WA04) to discuss the fentanyl crisis, fuel costs, border security, Chinese land acquisition, and how he was able to survive his vote to impeach Donald Trump.

The first major victory in our free press fight against the state of Washington. Congressional Democrat faces backlash from her party for not falling in line. Washington AG mad Trump doesn’t want to mutilate kids. Seattle mayor still can’t get her story straight on the city’s failed response to mass shooting.

Congratulations Brandi for fighting the good fight and getting some positive results!

Even museum workers are striking in Seattle, saying they want more ‘autonomy’ on the job. The University of Washington updates its code of conduct to crack down on civil unrest. Department of Justice announces surge of voter fraud investigators. Sound Transit plans fare gates after years of allowing evasion.