Thought Leaders
CEO
What the Supreme Court ruling on voter ID means for Washington
In its 7-2 decision yesterday in the case of Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, the U.S. Supreme Court missed a clear opportunity to reaffirm the authority of states to protect the integrity of their elections. In fact, the Court’s opinion likely moved the ball in the wrong direction, inappropriately giving Congress broader authority to meddle in election procedures.
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Education Reform Fellow
School Districts that can't pay the bills?
Superintendent Randy Dorn has issued an important warning about the consequences of lawmakers’ dithering on the state budget. One key statement in his letter should motivate all citizens to look at their own school districts’ financial practices.
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Labor Reform Intern
Principles 2 Action Conference Inspires Attendees to Go Local
Last Saturday, nearly 70 attendees gathered at the Tacoma Convention Center to participate in the Principles 2 Action Conference where they were equipped with the information necessary to make an impact in their communities.
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Property Rights Director
Inslee, vetoes, incompetence, and corruption - the CRC zombie never dies
Almost every cliché related to a centrally-planned, government managed boondoggle exists with the Columbia River Crossing project, yet Governor Inslee vetos all restraints on the insanity associated with this project. We are forced to watch a governor struggle to remember who he represents, and attempt remorse amortization for the money already squandered. Why?
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