Washington State Senate passed House Bill 1971 to expand access to hormone replacement therapy (HRT). The legislation requires medical insurance companies to cover HRT prescriptions for up to a year at a time, rather than limiting patients to just a month’s supply. It’s a win for anyone who relies on consistent access to hormone medication, including transgender Washingtonians. What’s more surprising? Most Senate Republicans actually voted for it.

The case to join DSA, even if you don’t think it’s “left enough.”

The "Parents' Bill of Rights" was performative nonsense, the Washington Democrats are clarifying the bill and making it suck a whole lot less

As the Washington State Legislature cobbles together a wealth tax policy in the final days of session, pollsters are already testing messaging to persuade Washingtonians to reject it at the ballot box in an almost certain referendum battle later this year. If the pollster's questions serve as any indication of the arguments conservatives plan to trot out, weatlth tax proponents don't have much to worry about.

Democrats may bypass Ferguson’s threat of veto on weath tax, ask approval from the people rather than one overbearing executive.

Seven hand-wringing, party traitors helped Republican Senators wrestle the Democratic majority into the cuck chair Thursday afternoon when they tacked on ruinous amendments to the long-awaited rent stabilzaiton bill. The amendments raised the proposed 7% cap on rental hikes to 10% plus inflation based on the consumer price index (CPI) and carved a huge exemption for single-family homes, where about 30% of renters live.

Republican lawmakers in Olympia painted themselves as the only adults in the room when it comes to economic policy — railing against taxes on corporations, the wealthy, and even “joy” (namely, ZYN pouches). But when asked to weigh in on Donald Trump’s chaotic trade war, which threatens rural Washington communities, their economic bravado vanished. 

Washington State Federation of State Employees (WFSE) gear chant “No cuts, no furloughs, tax, tax the rich" in Olympia

I don't think Jayapal's in trouble here Seattle voters sent The Burner a poll that appears to test U.S. House Representative Pramila...

City Hall must repeal the massive expansions to surveillance

This marks the furthest Democrats have ever managed to push the policy through Olympia, but it didn't come out unscathed

Just two dudes fighting for the wealthy few The national #HandsOff protest drew thousands to Seattle Center last Saturday to roundly...

My audition to be your progressive newsfluencer.

Those familiar with Savage’s politics can hardly feign a performative gasp at the allegations.