The Democrat majority have moved a bill through the Senate – SB 6130 – that would “shelve” the voter-approved drag chute for runaway spending — I-960 — until July 2011.

Regional transit authorities are one step closer to getting the green light from Olympia to legally pick the pockets of vehicle owners.

Perhaps SB 6853 will become to this legislative session what the Flying Dutchman is to nautical myth, a ghostly vessel doomed to sail forever and never come home. Methinks we shan’t be so lucky.

Early results from Tuesday, February 9’s special election were made available on the King County Elections website at precisely 8:15 p.m. The quick upshot: school levies are passing but the officials and employees of the King County Library System have a long night (and possibly long week) ahead waiting for a definitive result.

While Tea Parties and concerned citizens focus their energies on changing the dysfunctional legislative process that is the status quo in the other Washington, lawmakers in Olympia are ignoring widespread voter demands for transparency into …

According to early press reports, Rep. John P. Murtha (D-PA) died Monday afternoon in a Virginia hospital at the age of 77. From Politico.com:
Rep. John Murtha, a Pennsylvania powerhouse for 36 years in Congress …