David Boze
‘Furious 7’ a tearjerker?
Without giving plot points away, the most surprising thing about my viewing of Furious 7, the latest in the wildly successful franchise about car thieves-turned lawmen-turned vigilante super-spies, was that in the closing minutes of the film I started to hear sobbing.12 years ago
David Boze
They’re not the same
I've been told there IS NO DIFFERENCE between the democrats and republicans and BOTH are equally ignorant.12 years ago
Seattle mayor is reading Indiana law all wrong
Liberals, like Seattle Mayor Ed Murray, have poured out into the streets by the thousands and there's a social media campaign to demonize Indiana without actually taking a deep breath and looking at what it says.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Where is state auditor Troy Kelley?
While a calendar doesn't tell the whole story, the unaccounted for whereabouts of state auditor Troy Kelley's is raising eyebrows.12 years ago
Sen. Patty Murray doesn’t want to be behind Wal-Mart in establishing higher minimum wage
Senator Patty Murray is reportedly prodding Senate Democrats to push for a $12 minimum wage nationally.12 years ago
Seattle makes cameo in Ted Cruz campaign launch video
Eleven months exist between now and the first presidential primary and yet the first announcement for the presidency was made Monday.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Listen: David Boze gets into heated conversation with Satanist
Members of Seattle's Satanic Temple have been campaigning against an "In God We Trust" sign going up in Clark County.12 years ago
David Boze
Satan got what he wanted and didn’t notice
King 5 missed something in their coverage of the Seattle Satanic Temple vs. Clark County.12 years ago
David Boze
An open letter and invitation to Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz
770 KTTH host David Boze writes an open letter to Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz.12 years ago
City employees breaking rules after they took away parking
City workers are living by their own rules on the streets of Seattle.12 years ago
David Boze
Equal pay law may create more problems than solutions
Smearing the wage gap as primarily or even significantly a product of discrimination is political manipulation.12 years ago
David Boze
From Pretty in Pink to Pretty in Pravda
Open-mindedness is a key value at Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and to demonstrate that value they chose "Communism" as the theme to their prom, dubbing it "Prommunism."12 years ago
David Boze
Separated at Bertha
Seattle is digging its own grave, not with a mere shovel but with a 326-foot long, 7,000-ton tunneling machine known as "Bertha."12 years ago
Is Groupon for Oso mudslide tour disrespectful?
A number of people in the Oso, Darrington area are reacting with anger to a rafting trip being sold that takes rafters on a tour past the Oso mudslide area.12 years ago
Government micromanaging can cause more problems than it solves
The Washington Senate has voted to extend the state's ban on cellphone use while driving to cover the range of functions a smartphone can now serve.12 years ago
Third graders not to blame for sharing porn on school computers
A school district in Lake Stevens has suspended two third-graders after one found sexually explicit images on a district computer and shared them with classmates.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Report: Pierce County to drop lawsuit against Gig Harbor activist
Pierce County has reportedly dropped a lawsuit against Jerry Gibbs, who told David Boze he was being sued for trying to put a new administration building project up to a vote of the people12 years ago
If it’s so great, then why not immediately adopt Nick Hanauer’s $16 minimum wage?
If there's no negative economic impact to increasing the wage to $12 an hour, why wouldn't you just go to $16 an hour in 2016?12 years ago
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee reveals his personal/government email habits
With the recent revelation that Hillary Clinton used a private account to conduct official business as secretary of state, it led some to question our own state officials' email habits.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Former Senator Joe Lieberman hears “echoes” of Neville Chamberlin
Former U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman joined David Boze, filling in for Michael Medved on AM 770 KTTH Wednesday, to say that he thought Benjamin Netanyahu presented an alternative.12 years ago
Seattle’s proposed ‘pedestrian zones’ affront not only to cars, but also affordable housing
The Seattle City Council is looking at adding more "pedestrian zones," according to a report from KING 5.12 years ago
Does Gov. Jay Inslee want to keep people smoking cigarettes?
Every legislative session in nearly every state at nearly every level of government, there is always a desire to increase taxes on smokers.12 years ago
David Boze
PRO-TAX traitors in the GOP? Not so fast
Did the Republican Senate betray the conservative grassroots?12 years ago
