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In a spirited blog, the Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) has taken to sharing its daily thoughts on political issues.
In their zeal to pass a bill labeled "health care reform" – albeit a reform that does little more than force more Americans into a broken system – Congressional Democrats may create consequences unimaginable to millions of citizens working for progressive change in last year's election.
With the global recession prompting another revenue shortfall for our state, it's clear our Legislature is confronted with a crisis during its scheduled 60-day session if Washington is going to continue to provide the vital services the public demands– including education, environmental protection, and health care for kids and seniors.
The difficult times we're in demand the Legislature suspend a Tim Eyman initiative – 960 – that would hinder our state's ability to rebound economically by preventing adequate investment in education, higher education, and a social safety net that takes care of kids and seniors.
Last Friday the U.S. House removed $24 billion in Medicaid assistance to the states from a stimulus bill.
The furor over intemperate remarks associated with General Stanley McChrystal reveals the hold generals still have over a nation that has, beginning with George Washington, elected twelve generals as president (poignantly, one, William Harrison, survived battles only to die a month after his Inaugural Address of a cold contracted while giving it).
Presidential scholars recently rated Franklin Delano Roosevelt – who once noted that while some "prate of economic laws, men and women are starving" – our greatest president. We could use his fighting spirit again.
A Wednesday vote in the U.S. Senate, on a funding proposal put forth by Senator Patty Murray, provided Republicans an opportunity to put their money where their mouths have been.
I've been involved with long-term care for ten years in Washington.
"For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind." – Hosea 8:7
The almost satirical aspect of some Republican Tea Party candidates – Christine O'Donnell's failure to read the Constitution as far as the First Amendment being just the latest example – belies the serious threat they pose to women's rights as crusaders against reproductive choice.
As ballot counts continue, seemingly forever, an inconvenient truth disrupts the election night narrative that progressive values lost.
In the 1999 Olmstead decision, the U.S. Supreme Court held that under the Americans with Disabilities Act a state is obligated to serve citizens with disabilities in the least-restrictive setting appropriate to care needs. Writing for the Court, Justice Ginsburg rebuked "unwarranted assumptions" that persons with disabilities "are incapable or unworthy of participating in community life." As a pioneering state in developing home-and-community-based long-term care options, Washington was ahead of ...
As I write this, my 8-year-old son sits beside me reading a book that cost just over $13 with the sales tax.
As an uncorrupted U.S. senator in “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,” Jimmy Stewart issues a challenge, “Just get up off the ground . . . . Get up there with that lady that’s up on top of this Capitol dome, that lady that stands for liberty. Take a look at this country through her eyes [...]