Maia Espinoza, candidate for state Superintendent of Public Instruction sat down with Todd Herman to review examples of two sex-ed curricula approved for use in government schools in Washington state.
This weekend, I did something that made a lot of people in media uncomfortable: I audited the homepages of local media and shared my analysis on Twitter.
King County Council hasn’t cut a single government job, even as Jay Inslee’s shutdown has destroyed their tax base; but, they have signaled some serious virtue.
Ah, the Seattle “Progressive,” always happy to tell the little people to eat cake... or at least when they have to give their contact info at restaurants.
Port of Seattle Police Officer and Special Forces Veteran Greg Anderson made an inspirational video reminding police officers they do not have unlimited powers.
Welcome to the State of Ferguson, where government can stop a business from providing a service and then force the business to pay for the lack of the service they want very much to provide.
Government's message is clear: shut your mouths, stay in your house, and hand over your money so we can pay government employees to wipe down street signs.
Washington has no distance learning platform, but Reykdal did personally force schools to adopt the most bizarre sex education frameworks in the country.
