Monthly Archives: June 2007

Cary Condotta (R-12) is hot under the collar. He is steaming mad about new property tax assessments in Leavenworth. In this press release, he goes on to show all the things he tried to do about it, but failed. I … Continue reading →

The only democratic candidate who seems to be paying attention to us Eastern Washington Democrats is Bill Richardson. He is the buzz out here. It could be because he is the only democratic presidential nominee to visit us (last year … Continue reading →

As his poll numbers and fund-raising totals climb, Gov. Bill Richardson is looming as a serious contender in the crowded Democratic race for the White House. The more I read and learn about the New Mexico governor, the more I … Continue reading →

It looks like Sen. Jim Clements (R-14) has a fight on his hands. According to the Yakima Herald, King has already raised $45K in his bid to unseat Clements.

Someone over at Democracy For Vancouver is getting angry about the GOP scoring points by keeping the primary. Who cares about the PR battle on this one? If you haven’t figured out that the mainstream media loves primaries because they … Continue reading →

The Tri-City Herald runs an AP story about Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV), the chair of the House Natural Resources Committee, who wants to put tougher environmental regulations on the wind industry. I could point out that Doc Hastings has done … Continue reading →

Well, it sure seems that Curtis King was serious when he said he was going to run against Jim Clements. He spent Memorial Day weekend putting up yard signs all over the 14th. I see that he already has a … Continue reading →

I know, that was the last thing you were thinking of doing. But seriously. If you don’t do it, who will? There are lots of elected positions out there and next week is the week to file. If you’ve been … Continue reading →

I’m not one of those people that think that the mainstream media is biased (though the Bill Moyer’s story on coverage leading up to the Iraq war pushed that belief to it’s limit). However, I think the media are just … Continue reading →