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Ryan’s Boeing Visit Highlights Divisions Over GOP Tax Plan.

Tax Analysts, August 28, 2017

Majority Support Remains: In Our Opinion.

Bainbridge Island Review, August 6, 2017

Commentary: Tax on high incomes will help Seattle and the Asian American community.

Northwest Asian Weekly, August 4, 2017

Local View: Food stamps critical to the disabled, their families.

The Columbian, July 23, 2017

Schools wary of new state budget.

The Columbian, July 12, 2017

As They Screwed Seattle Taxpayers, Lawmakers Slipped In a Tax Cut for Business. Will Inslee Veto It? UPDATE: Yes!

The Stranger, July 7, 2017

It’s not just New Jersey and Illinois — many states are facing budget trouble.

Washington Post, July 7, 2017

Good, Bad, Ugly.

Cascadia Weekly, July 5, 2017

Blue state? Seattle gets rolled in Seattle income tax deal.

Seattle Times, July 5, 2017

How tax cuts for business showed up – quietly – in state budget as homeowner taxes increased.

Seattle Times, July 2, 2017

In Our View: We Can Do Better for Kids.

The Columbian, June 28, 2017

Zero Hour.

Cascadia Weekly, June 28, 2017

Guest Comment: State revenue forecast doesn’t change the facts: Washington state needs equitable new revenue.

Chinook Observer, June 27, 2017

The current political zeal for cutting poverty programs will leave millions of vulnerable children and adults hungry.

Spokesman Review, June 21, 2017

Millions of children living in poverty.

Real Change News, June 21, 2017

We Do the Work.

KSVR Radio, June 20, 2017

State is still underachieving in measures of education.

Yakima Herald, June 20, 2017

Washington Seeing Historic Progress in Kids’ Health Care Access.

South Seattle Emerald, June 14, 2017

Washington families have a lot to lose if ACA goes away.

Seattle Times, June 13, 2017

Kids Count report: Washington state ranks high on health insurance, low on high-school graduation.

Seattle Times, June 13, 2017

Idaho, Washington score well on kids’ health, not so well on education.

Spokesman Review, June 13, 2017

Report: Children’s Health in WA Strong, But Economic Disparities Show.

Public News Service, June 13, 2017

Report: Washington, Idaho struggle with early education.

Moscow-Pullman Daily News, June 13, 2017

Debate: How should we fund education?

KUOW, June 7, 2017

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