Dave Ross
Dave Ross hosts the Morning News on KIRO Radio weekdays from 5-9 a.m. Dave has won the national Edward R. Murrow Award for writing five times since he started at KIRO Radio in 1978.
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Ross: To win presidential election without popular vote is playing hardball
According to conservatives of the non-Trump persuasion, election laws in Georgia and Texas are part of a campaign to win the next election in a special way.Comments -
Ross: Good people return what’s not theirs
Figure out how to earn someone’s trust. Secure your mask as you approach someone, or maybe start scouring the neighborhood for lost money to return. -
Ross: No more going backwards and shutting down what’s open
We keep hearing we’re not out of the woods; try to hang on while more get vaccinated – and I’m ready to do that. What I’m not ready for is moving backwards. -
Ross: Following doctor’s orders after 54 weeks at the home office
After sitting in this chair daily for 54 weeks, I am up six pounds. So if you notice that I’m out of breath on air – don’t worry, it’s just doctor’s orders. -
Ross: The attention on Georgia hid the fact that other states are worse
A Georgia State Rep. is fighting back, suggesting a bill that would further reform Georgia’s voting laws to match laws in Biden’s home state of Delaware. -
Ross: We finally have some data on what motivated the Jan. 6 mob
Political science professor Robert Pape ran the data on the 377 people who’ve been arrested or charged for being in the mob on Jan. 6, 2021. -
Ross: Perfection denied for Gonzaga in NCAA championship game
It’s the story of life playing out on that court – yesterday's heroes standing there helpless, as they see the glory train leaving the station without them. -
Ross: Advanced civilizations are in deep bladder denial
Amazon apologized for denying that workers have peed in bottles. It's a reminder that advanced civilizations still refuse to acknowledge the human bladder. -
Ross: Novel about the next World War may be fiction, but it feels too real
Officially, the new book by Admiral James Stavridis is a work of fiction, and I’m glad it is, because it’s titled, “2034: A Novel of the Next World War.” -
Ross: How GOP bid to restrict Georgia voting could end up backfiring
In the same way that nothing helps gun sales like the government trying to restrict guns, nothing inspires voters more than new restrictions. -
Ross: Ship stuck in Suez Canal taught us a valuable lesson about going too far
The Ever Given is finally free, and the traffic jam at the Suez Canal is clearing up, so it’s time for people like me to ask, what have we learned? -
Ross: Political lines blur over massive push for election reform
We find ourselves in this mixed-up world where conservatives may support liberals on health care, and liberals could join conservatives opposing election reform. -
Ross: We don’t need gun control — we need shooter control
After I talked last week about gun control, I got a note from a listener with an interesting (and intriguing) alternative proposal. -
Ross: Are we going to fight over fact checks, or finally solve our border crisis?
Are the people we sent to Congress to represent our interests going to fight about fact checks, or finally solve our growing immigration crisis? -
Ross: ‘No reasonable person’ should believe Sidney Powell’s defense of election lies
Remember Sidney Powell, one of the lawyers who pushed Trump’s election fraud claims? Here’s a refresher, with an update on her latest lie.
