Commentary: Governor’s Vaccination and Mask Mandates Trample Washingtonians’ Personal Rights, Should Be Rescinded

By Sen. John Braun, Rep. Ed Orcutt and Rep. Peter Abbarno

Posted 8/11/21

There is no doubt the issue dominating the news and our email inboxes is the governor’s recent vaccination mandate, issued on Aug. 9. We share the concern many constituents in the 20th …

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Malcolm Muggeridge, Grandma Red and timeless truisms, buster

Proposal to shut down public working forests threatens critical state services and jobs

Nick Brown best candidate for AG

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