Monthly Archives: July 2007

Concerned Senior beat me to the punch.  I planned on writing a blog about Sicko after I saw it this past Saturday.  Michael Moore did it again–his expose of how screwed up our medical system is in this movie hits … Continue reading →

Although we all miss having the excellent representation of Jay Inslee out here in Central Washington, it’s good to see he continues to fight the good fight from his new district north of Seattle. He is leading the charge to … Continue reading →

In his stimulating film SICKO, Michael Moore’s underlying message is that the U.S. can have a single-payer health system that covers everybody– if the people demand it of the federal government. SICKO closely examines the national health systems of Canada, … Continue reading →

The Wenatchee World wants to know why so many office in North Central Washington are not contested. In fact, 79% of all the offices in N. Central Washington are won by candidates running unopposed. Matt Manweller, political hack for the … Continue reading →

The AP has a story out today about the growing hispanic community in Pasco, WA. You can read it here.

Former Washington State Republican Party Chair did a two part series on why the GOP got creamed in 2006 and what the GOP can do about it. You can read it here. The story came with this great illustration:

Last night, the Kittitas County Democrats had their picnic up in Cle Elum on a cool (yes, cool!) night along side the Yakima river. It was great to see George Fearing out stumping in his campaign against Doc Hastings. George … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that Wa. St. Dem Party Chair Dwight Pelz will be out at the Kittitas County Democrats picnic tonight. We are having pulled pork sandwiches, chicken and some brats. There will be homemade ice cream too…. Here’s the … Continue reading →

The Dino Rossi campaign fake think tank thing that he uses to make a farce out of Public Disclosure is coming to Ellensburg today. It look like one of his new ideas is actually an old idea that is very … Continue reading →