Monthly Archives: July 2007

I wanted to give everyone a heads up that Wa. St. Dem Party Chair Dwight Pelz will be out at the Kittitas County Democrats picnic this month. The great thing about Cle Elum is it’s about 10 to 15 degrees … Continue reading →

Are you kidding? I know there is a long tradition of candidates taking each other’s signs but check out this article in the Wenatchee World where hospital levy campaign signs are being stolen off roadways. It could be some high … Continue reading →

The 14th District Democrats can play an important role in the State Senate election coming up August 21st. It is the August election that will determine the winner, NOT November! The reason for this is that the Dems do not … Continue reading →

It’s getting harder and harder to make a case against an easy re-election for Governor Gregoire. Those left wing radicals (that’s a little joke) at Forbes Magazine can’t help but fall over itself talking about the improvements in Washington’s business … Continue reading →

EFSEC (the wind power siting committee) will hold a hearing in Ellensburg on Tuesday July 17 to look at some of the issues involving the Horizon Wind Power Project. The task of the committee is to address some of the … Continue reading →

Is he a CWU Professor? The Kittitas GOP Chair? A Board Member For Dino Rossi’s Idea Bank? That’s the question the Seattle Times is asking. Manweller has been attacking Christine Gregoire on his blog. I will even source that blog … Continue reading →

I was talking with a couple environmentalist friends on the westside who were grumpy with the Governor for asking for further review of the proposed Horizon Wind project west of Ellensburg. Here’s what the Governor has said: “There are a … Continue reading →

Chris Mulick from The Tri City Herald points out there’s a handy tool for rating blogs the way that movies are rated based on language and content (His blog has a “G” rating). You will be happy to know The … Continue reading →

The Yakima Herald did a good story on the upcoming GOP primary in Yakima between Curtis King and Jim Clements. I did find one comment interesting. Here’s the comment: “However, Manweller, who is following the campaign from his perch in … Continue reading →

Let me start with some math. There are 435 congressmembers and 100 senators. That’s 535. There are 231 Democrats in Congress and 50 Democrats in the Senate. This doesn’t include Joe Lieberman (who we all know is really a Republican). … Continue reading →