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I really want to ask you where you see this landscape now with China, having been very active in the Chinese meetings, and this issue of trying to move on from the tariff debate and get the Chinese into a manufacturing purchase…
Every day that this war continues is a violation of our Constitution.
The simple truth is that the American people are paying the price for Trump’s lawlessness.
Waged with absolutely no imminent threat and no endgame, this war has already killed 13 US service members and injured many more; killed thousands of civilians in Iran and Lebanon, and displaced millions more; wasted billions in US…
Since President Trump’s illegal war of choice on Iran began, I have been extremely clear over and over again that Congress alone has the power to declare war.
I vow to veto ANY attempt to lower the threshold or raise the rate of this tax as long as I’m governor.
While Paul LePage cheers on healthcare cuts and lines the pockets of his billionaire donors, Joe has never forgotten who he works for.
Rebuilding our national health starts with making family doctors more accessible, especially in rural communities.
This funding is a big win for Willapa Harbor, and for families across Southwest Washington. It will bring new advanced imaging technology to a high-need rural community, improving diagnostics and saving lives.
We certainly want a very strong Jones Act, and we certainly want a strong shipbuilding [industry].
It’s just nonstop corruption from this White House, and Republicans in Congress are content to twiddle their thumbs and look right in the other direction.
We take public safety seriously, and work with federal partners to voluntarily provide hundreds of undercover plates every year for criminal investigations.
Puts new tools and new rules on the table to rein in runaway costs while still preserving NIL, revenue sharing
The single most important thing we can do to address our city’s homelessness crisis is to rapidly expand emergency housing and shelter with supportive services.
We can’t keep moving people from place to place, and calling that progress.
We have twice as many homeless people in Seattle as we do shelter beds.
Upgrading pavement markings is one of the most cost-effective safety investments an airport can make.