Ross: Virus is back, but now we have a chance to rewrite the ending
What I think we should all consider as we prepare to repeat the lockdown experience of last spring is that the anger didn’t work.6 years ago
Ross: What will it take for virus, election results to be real for us?
Do any of us trust anything? Maybe I spend too much time on Twitter, but I sense a lack of trust even in the real people I talk to.6 years ago
Ross: Post-election headlines don’t sound like the America we know and love
Taken together, the headlines we've been seeing in the wake of the 2020 presidential election don’t sound like the America we know.6 years ago
Ross: Texas lawsuit against Obamacare seems a little snowflakey
Did Texas really prove that Obamacare does injury to its state in a lawsuit before the Supreme Court? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross doesn't think so.6 years ago
Ross: Go ahead and throw every lawyer in the country at election lawsuits
When it comes to Trump's election lawsuits, I say sue away. Throw every lawyer in the country at this and let's prove how frivolous this process is.6 years ago
Ross: Researcher has idea for how Biden should deal with COVID crisis
Job one for the President-Elect will be to crack down on the virus. If you’re wondering what kind of magic might actually do something, this researcher has a plan and it’s not about the vaccine.6 years ago
Ross: Disturbing to see Trump trying to end the election game at halftime
Trump's Thursday speech inspired an idea -- it would be a new rule for the NFL, where if a team is ahead in the first half, the game can end early.6 years ago
Ross: No need for interference, Americans are trying to suppress their own votes
Why should our enemies go to the trouble of interfering with our election, when we have our own people demanding we "stop the count"?6 years ago
Ross: A modest proposal for fixing how we tally votes after Election Day
All the votes are technically in, but the counting process has turned into one giant tease -- here's what we can do to fix that.6 years ago
Ross: Take a deep breath on Election Day
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross says the important thing now is to breathe deeply and make our system work, because some people are all too ready to impose their own system if it doesn’t.6 years ago
Ross: Our future depends on couples dating across political lines
The most discouraging story of the past week was a New York Times article that found politics has become a deal-breaker on dating sites.6 years ago
Ross: Falling backwards is the easy part of the stupid ritual
Just a reminder to turn the clocks back this weekend for what one headline called "one of the world’s stupidest rituals." At least we get the extra hour.6 years ago
Ross: Perhaps we could learn to control ourselves on social media
We want social media companies to protect us, and yet here’s a senator – in the name of free speech – wanting to stop Twitter from controlling its content.6 years ago
Ross: The wonderfulness of voting whether by mail or in person
I know election interference happens, but the other part of the story is that for many millions of us, voting is going pretty well.6 years ago
Ross: No extension for you, Wisconsin
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided that for a ballot to be counted in Wisconsin it must be received by 8 p.m. on Election Day.6 years ago
Ross: Tough questions for both candidates on ’60 Minutes’
The president cut his "60 Minutes" interview short because he didn’t like how he was treated. But if "60 Minutes" was in the tank for Joe, they have a funny way of showing it.6 years ago
Ross: Even-handed enforcement gets results
The final presidential debate had the exact same rules as the previous debate, except this time, the debate commission enforced the rules.6 years ago
Ross: Do not base your vote on some strange email
I treat a last-minute political email as an attempted vote-jacking – a thief trying to snatch my ballot. And I defend myself by open-carrying my delete key.6 years ago
Ross: We can rise above the fatigue and exhaustion
All of us are sick and tired -- of COVID, of social media, of politics -- but a little courtesy on each side and nobody’s mic need be cut off.6 years ago
Ross: Not one hacked computer was smart enough to alert its owners
The Justice Department has charged six Russian military intelligence officers with a series of cyberattacks two years ago, all unbeknownst to the hackees.6 years ago
Ross: The street demonstrations every American supports
They stand in the streets. Quietly. They socially distance, and they look like they’re waiting. Because they are. These are Americans lining up to vote.6 years ago
Ross: Trump town hall like cross-examination of a hostile witness
President Trump’s town hall on NBC yielded some startling admissions under the tough questioning of moderator Savannah Guthrie.6 years ago
Ross: Holding out on COVID relief bill isn’t helping those in need
People who are forced to move or are lining up at a food bank are probably not in the mood to hear the many excellent reasons why they have no money.6 years ago
