Monthly Archives: November 2009

I use to take the greyhound over the pass back and forth from Ellensburg to Seattle. I started to notice that a lot of my fellow passengers were veterans headed to Seattle to get medical treatment. There aren’t that many … Continue reading →

One observation I have made this past political season is the proliferation of candidate yard signs on public property. It seems this political graffiti gets worse at every election. The signs are getting bigger and bigger, and the pressure to … Continue reading →

In the House of Representatives, there were four votes recently concerning various aspects of our military where Dick Hastings just didn’t vote. H RES 868- Honoring and Recognizing the Achievements of Women Who Are Current and Former Members of the … Continue reading →

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, November 9th, 2009 FOR MORE INFORMATION Jay Clough (509) 551-9986 Kennewick- Former U. S. Marine Jay Clough (D-Kennewick) will announce his campaign Monday for the 4th Congressional seat currently held by Representative Doc Hastings. “I expect … Continue reading →

Sorry to e-mail you directly instead of posting on TOSO, but I have a problem with your login and can’t post on TOSO. I wanted to thank Go Cougs for their posting on TOSO and I was hoping you could … Continue reading →

Ensey’s legal bill is now official. $16,400. Yakima attorney Gary Lofland has submitted the bill that Cawley, Lover, Adkison and Coffey, in an unprecedented move, voted to have the taxpayers pay ‘whatever it cost’ for Rick Ensey to fight a … Continue reading →

Tonight the House of Representatives passed a landmark health care reform bill, 220-215. The bill was helped along by a “yay” from Rep. Anh “Joseph” Cao, a Republican from Louisiana. Could it be that we’ve finally prioritized taking care of … Continue reading →

Jim Winkenwerder and I discuss the results of Tuesday’s election. The show airs on Charter Cable Channel 21 at 4 PM Sunday, Nov 8 and 7:30 PM Mon, Tue, Wed; followed by 11:30 AM Thurs, Fri, Sat; then 4 PM … Continue reading →