Thought Leaders
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Get Free Episode 76 - What Else Can The Magic Bullet Blend?
What About Bob?, Neon Electric Violins, a 3 year iPhone master…oh, and Online Education. This episode of Get Free has it all!
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General Counsel
Interview with Richard Sanders
Richard Sanders recently joined us on the Supreme Court of Washington Podcast to discuss his time on the state Supreme Court.
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Education Reform Fellow
Court Strikes Down Adult-focused Education Funding System
The Freedom Foundation’s analysis shows that the Court is calling for more than a funding increase.
From prior legislative studies, the ruling revives specific recommendation which put the...
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Education Reform Fellow
A Year to Prune Government?
Among the duties of the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board:
- Advocate for the training system
- Make recommendations
- Provide for coordination
- Develop a database
- Establish...
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Know Your Rep!
The Student Freedom Project is hosting a Legislative Day for college students. Experience the legislature in action, meet your elected officials, and realize your leadership potential!
Roanoke Conference inspires students
The Student Freedom Project brought seven students to this year’s Roanoke Conference. This week, two of them are sharing their stories about the experience and spreading a little bit of hope...
Voting for the future, by the future
We often talk about the need for change in politics. But what about the need for change at the polls?
Cathy Wolfe lacking grant oversight
Why haven’t homeless been helped in Tenino?
Critics say play to add photos to EBT cards costly, unnecessary
One lawmaker wants to battle fraud and abuse by adding a photo of the authorized user to every EBT card. But opponents argue the idea would cost far more than it would save.
Credit rating agencies downgrade Washington to ‘negative’
Continued poor revenue forecasts have analysts worried about whether the state is taking its budget problems seriously
House committee hears debate on bills intended to thwart ballot initiatives
Eyman says Legislature just trying to ensure it has a monopoly on the lawmaking process.
Bill to merge school health plans pits union against union
A plan to consolidate the healthcare benefits packages of nearly 200,000 public school employees into the existing state plan pitted labor union against labor union on Thursday.
