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Jason Rantz
WSDOT says stop calling them when they steal your money
They understand they screwed up and took your money, and now, remarkably, they'd like you to stop calling them asking for a refund or help.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
State Rep. believes Washington universities are restricting free speech
A Washington state representative claims that local universities are restricting free speech in favor of not offending students. He wants that to end now.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
FBI’s advice is reason to fear a Seattle terrorist attack
Progressive agendas have made it harder than the FBI makes it seem to report any suspicions against someone that isn't a heterosexual white Christian male.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Everett’s alcohol guidelines are ‘insane’
As has been the case lately, Everett is trying to enact laws that are meant to either criminalize or impact the homeless.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
McDermott challenger says ‘It’s time to have a check on our priorities’
State Rep. Brady Walkinshaw, 31, is trying to unseat the 14-term Democratic incumbent of Washington's 7th District.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
A homeless man won the lottery; don’t celebrate just yet
A homeless man spent $10 and won $500,000. People are praising the win as a feel good story. But they shouldn't. And this is why.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Enough! Pay for juror parking
I'm one of the few people who thinks jury duty would be kind of fun because it plays into my ego and God complex, which is probably why I never get called in for duty.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Will Seattle’s incompetence kill waterfront businesses?
When the city of Seattle decided to upgrade the Alaskan Way Seawall, a lot of us knew there's no way on this beautiful green planet that it would be done anywhere near on time. Now, businesses are suffering.11 years ago
President Obama and the great anti-gun scam
When two terrorists murdered 14 innocent victims in San Bernadino, anti-gun Progressive activists decided to immediately make this an issue about gun control. And with the help of some in the media, the President has no co-opted the issue of terrorism to push a laundry list of domestic policies have little to do with terrorism, and much to do with pushing an ideological anti-gun agenda.
11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Is the Burien rebrand government waste, or a wise investment?
The City of Burien is spending up to $150,000 to rebrand itself. Rantz considers if this is wasteful government spending or possibly a good investment.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Meet Sultan’s new 21-year-old council member
Russell Wiita, at 21, will be the newest member of the Sultan City Council.11 years ago
Eric Mandel
Rantz: Bah Humbug to Redmond Christmas sign controversy
Jason Rantz argues there is nothing offensive by saying "Merry Christmas." He'll just say "Happy Hanukkah" back.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Did environmentalism kill these local jobs?
People are being put out of work, arguably because people are more environmentally friendly.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
SPD union president: The city is hiding an important staffing study
The president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild alleges that the city is hiding a recent study that proves the police department is understaffed.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle wants to essentially legalize heroin
Seattle: Home of progressive bullying, homeless encampments for days and, soon, safe spots to shoot up heroin. What a world class city we've become!11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Seattle-Snohomish prison plan is ridiculous and dangerous
The City of Seattle and Snohomish County have come up with an incredibly dangerous plan that could put folks who live and work in Everett at risk. And not many people are talking about it.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Anger over Seattle superintendent raise is ‘ridiculous shaming’ fueled by emotion
Parents are frustrated knowing that the Seattle School District's superintendent just received a nearly $14,000 raise.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Should you consider arming yourself against a terrorist attack in Seattle?
Should your average citizen arm themselves to protect against a homegrown terrorist act? King County Sheriff John Urquhart has a surprising answer.11 years ago
Eric Mandel
Refusing refugees could be even more dangerous, Washington congress member says
Besides just the humanitarian issues, Suzan DelBene says there are risks to not addressing the refugee crisis and helping families in need.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
King Co. Sheriff asks off-duty officers to carry guns, extra mags after Paris attacks
King County Sheriff John Urquhart has instructed off-duty deputies to carry their sidearm with extra magazine after the Paris attacks.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Homeless man uses machete to settle encampment dispute
While some activists push for more homeless encampments in neighborhoods that they don't live in, an incident alongside the Puyallup River is another sobering reminder that maybe we ought to rethink where we're placing these camps.11 years ago
Eric Mandel
Rick Steves: Fear is for people who don’t get out very much
The local European travel expert has plenty of ideas about why people are having trouble putting the Paris terrorist attacks in perspective.11 years ago
Jason Rantz
Gov. Jay Inslee’s Syrian refugee stance makes no sense, Rantz says
Governor Jay Inslee announced Monday morning that Washington State will continue to accept refugees seeking an escape from Syria, just days after the deadly ISIS terrorist attack in Paris. But his statement was more about making cheap political points, than staking out some moral high ground. Consequently, it makes absolutely no sense.
11 years ago
Eric Mandel
Terrorism analyst: ‘Soft targets’ are a nightmare to defend
Simultaneous attacks from terrorists are a nightmare for any police force, and that those issues become compounded when the attacks are "soft targets."11 years ago
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