spending

Despite astronomical amounts of spending, and year after year of transportation "packages," WA roads still among the worst in the nation.

Many Democrat-sponsored spending bills are depending upon a significantly higher-than-expected revenue (income) forecast, but inflation could torpedo that.

Both House and Senate proposals jack up state spending by at least 10 percent.

Senate leaders say the budget proposals seem to ignore current economic plight created by COVID lockdowns.

Forecasters predict a lot less spending in 'traditional' stores this year, likely no Black Friday won't help.

Although they're not as "bad" the latest restrictions are the most severe since the stay at home in early March and April for WA State.

Although they're VERY different people from different backrounds, the similarities are there.

There are a lot of reasons why this happened, but the end result is Washington state residents are now going to be facing the biggest collection of tax increases in state history, according to some. The legislature went on a spending spree, and when it was done, about $25...

Did you know Gov. Jay Inslee is reportedly going to run for President in 2020? Well, according to the CATO Institute, he might want to spruce up his record first. The CATO Institute is a libertarian think tank, founded in 1977, and carries a LOT of weight politically and economically...

Ever seen politicians giddy about forwarding a tax that could raise gas prices anywhere from 9 to 20 cents per gallon?