Jamie Skorheim
New GOP chair Susan Hutchison’s plan for redder Washington
Well-known Northwest television personality Susan Hutchison is the new chair of the Republican Party in Washington, and she'll definitely have her work cut out for her, says 770 KTTH host David Boze.13 years ago
Josh Kerns
Boze on Obamacare, Cruz marathon: ‘We must not, can not, end up there’
Senator Ted Cruz's reading of Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham" early in the all-night marathon is what's being talked about most and what will be remembered long after. And 770 KTTH host David Boze says it was also a big mistake.13 years ago
Our best chance to keep Kenya mall-type attack from happening here
It's been a terrifying weekend around the world. Most of the time let's face it Americans pay about as much attention to foreign problems that do not involved the United States directly as we do to the Emmy's - a bit of a joke there that nobody cares about the Emmy's. But there's lessons we shouldn't be missing.13 years ago
Obamacare Ad
Here's another Obamacare ad promising insurance paperwork, delayed doctor visits and subsidies will make your soul whole.13 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Worst parts of President Obama’s Syria speech
Michael Medved tells 770 AM KTTH's David Boze that Dr. Krauthammer said it well - that if you want to send a message, you go to Western Union.13 years ago
Obama to address the nation!
President Obama will address the nation tonight . . . about what he doesn't seem to know . He's relatively sure what he wants to do has historic meaning, that he's standing up for values the civilized world should hold dear (we tend to frown on the purposeful slaughter of innocents by tyrants), but he's woefully unsure about what exactly it is he should do.
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Actor chokes up realizing ugly women are people too
I don't know why this year-old video was linked to a story I clicked on this morning, but I gave in to the tease "what made Dusin Hoffman cry" and gave it a viewing. Fortunately, I hadn't had breakfast yet.
Hoffman tells of how he wanted to look "beautiful" as the character "Tootsie" and when he realized that there was no getting that character prettier, it dawned on him that sexually unattractive people need love to.
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Why do districts and teachers wait until the end of summer to negotiate?
Why is it that the school districts always decide to negotiate with the teachers' unions right before school is going to start?13 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
‘Fail Mary’ ref writes book about living with calls you make
Some have said Golden Tate's last-second touchdown during Seattle's last meeting with Green Bay was the worst call ever. Whether it was or not, it likely wasn't just coincidence that the call was followed quickly by the end of the lockout for the NFL's regular referees.13 years ago
Words can’t always stop a bad guy with a gun; are you willing to leave it to chance?
There was a remarkable story earlier this week about a school employee that was able to talk down a 20-year-old man armed with an AK-47 that came into a school.13 years ago
$15 minimum wage will hurt people you’re trying to help
There has been a growing movement in our region to raise the minimum wage to $15. And it's one of those things where I always want to ask the follow-up: Why $15 an hour?13 years ago
Seattle mayor encourages businesses to shun law-abiding citizens
I can't get over how stupid Mayor Mike McGinn is being with this gun-free idea. Mayor McGinn is asking businesses to put a sticker on the outside of their store declaring themselves gun free, telling people that their concealed weapons are not welcome there if they are concealed-weapons permit holders.13 years ago
Car dealer fail demonstrates importance of sticking with sweet sales technique
A recent sales technique employed by a car dealer in Sumner reminded me that in life, when you try to do somebody a favor, you've got to present it the right way. If you frame it the wrong way they might end up being angry instead of grateful to you.13 years ago
VIDEO: Bring Him Home
Even if you don’t watch, this video of my nephew and friends doing a number from Les Miserable is worth a listen…13 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Last time we were this obsessed with sharks, we missed a real big threat
"Sharknado" and Discovery channel's "Shark Week" are sucking in viewers eyeballs by the millions. But as we're tuned in and titillated by the unlikely prospect of running into one of these massive beasts in nature, are we ignoring real threats that are out there?13 years ago
Josh Kerns
Boze: Put a fork in Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn says unlike his opponents, the voters know exactly where he stands. Unfortunately for him, that's on the way out of office even though he finished a strong second in Tuesday night's primary, predicts KTTH host David Boze.13 years ago
Longshoreman’s Union wants to tack on $4M to Seattle tunnel price tag
Whenever you hear conservatives running for office and they say state construction projects end up costing you more than they should, it's often in part due to inherent about whom we're paying to do the work. For how much we have to pay them we might be able to get other companies to do the work for far cheaper.13 years ago
Not cruel to blow up dogs; can that be extended to humans?
A man in Stevenson, Washington stands accused of blowing up his dog. I was having a fairly decent morning until that story.13 years ago
Are Seahawk fans the Loudest in the League?
A friend sent me this little anthem he's come up with to signify the strength of Seahawk fans' lungs. Let me know what you think of it.13 years ago
Selfishness is infecting our society; just check the office coffee pot
There is an increasing trend of selfishness expressing itself in our society. This morning I ran into a perfect example.13 years ago
This isn’t how you stop human trafficking
Lately, I've read about women trafficking other women. But women trafficking men?13 years ago
Happy Birthday to a champion of freedom! Milton Friedman
In the Genesis account God speaks the world into existence-the first recorded proof of the fact that "ideas have consequences . " In mankind's steady advance since, many ideas have been spoken into existence but rarely with such beneficial effect.
Milton Friedman was an exception, speaking of ideas that would have real-life consequences in expanding freedom and prosperity for hundreds of millions of people.
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