I would like to subscribe to The Herald, but I cannot stand its constant vilification of Donald Trump and conservatives in its editorials, cartoons and… Continue reading
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Knowledge and experience aren’t necessary if the plan is to scuttle an agency and its duties.
A recent letter to the editor accused Herald columnist Sid Schwab of “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” which is just a bumper sticker platitude providing shelter to… Continue reading
Career employees, under oath to
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Nazis marching on streets and sinister texts signal the fear of those worried about losing their hold on power.
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The proposal would use banked tax capacity, but would raise property taxes by $15 for a $650,000 home.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
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By Bob Oberstein / For The Herald I didn’t care in 1977 that there was this thing called The Great American Smoke Out. But a… Continue reading
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Tapping Gaetz for AG isn’t just about ‘owning the libs’; it’s meant to instill cynicism about government.
Whew! I can finally breathe a sigh of relief and sleep soundly in my bed! The U.S. electoral system is purified and uncorrupted once again!… Continue reading
Just as the president-elect prepares for the next four years, so can those who oppose his plans.
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Hitching his wagon to GOP plans to drop EV rebates will hurt GM and Ford, but will ding Tesla, too.
The recent discussions surrounding Snohomish County’s proposed 8 percent property tax increase have brought to light a concerning trend in local governance: the reflexive reach… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
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If he and other of Trump’s picks are confirmed it will launch the incompetence and chaos many warned of.
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His wilful disregard for the scientific process makes him a threat to vital agencies and to public health.
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Based on an audit, the county can be run more leanly but still needs a modest revenue increase.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
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Most voters wanted a leader on prices, crime and peace; they’re getting chaos and retribution instead.
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With or without a House majority, they should work across the aisle when it serves nation’s interests.
