Jun 1, 2023, 6:03 PM
We have a new candidate running for governor in Washington state.
But we knew he was going to run. Mark Mullet, a state senator from Issaquah, is a moderate Democrat (by Washington standards, at least).
On the issues that Jason Rantz thinks are the MOST important, he might as well be called a Republican.
What do we think of his candidacy?
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