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Republicans have a shot at winning control of the state Senate -- and even a switch of a few seats could change the Legislature dramatically.
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Democrat Heck Faces Surprising Uphill Battle in Congressional Race
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Appeals Court Denies Stay -- Friday is Big Day
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Reverses Previous Gallup Poll Showing Republicans 10 Points Ahead
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Editorial: Best Chance for Tax Reform in Four Decades
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Would Make it Difficult to Compete With National Drug Chains
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Insurance Commissioner Claims I-1082 is Ploy to Refill Organization's Coffers -- Hogwash is Rejoinder
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A Bit Too Secretive, Admits Report
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Holds Firm on Demands -- Republicans Hope He'll Disappear
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Says West Virginia Town Name Violates Code of Conduct -- City Fathers Outraged
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Op-Ed: Unsuccessful Senate Candidate Outlines Ideas
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| By: Paul Akers/ Seattle Times |
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Seattle's Deficit Grows by $11 Million -- Now $67 Million
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Republicans Have Chance to Take House, Senate
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Transcript of Interview with Republican Senate Challenger
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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A Preview of Friday's Lethal Injection at Walla Walla
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Trend Nationally is Toward Greater Share for Public Employees
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Hard to Make Sense of Shifting Alliances on Liquor Initiatives -- Except That They're Trying to Defeat I-1100 at All Costs
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Moves From Olympia to Tacoma
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Traffic from Mexico, Growing Population Drives Demand
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Moore Didn't Have Permission to Use Videotape, Suit Contends
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McGinn Wants to Redo a Deal That Allows the State to Purchase the MOHAI Property for the New 520 Bridge -- City Says it Wants Some of the Money for Itself
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Op-Ed: Responds to Richard Davis With Liberal View -- Election Will Decide Fate of State Programs
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| By: Remy Trupin / Washington Budget and Policy Center |
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Senate Candidate Matt Richardson Resigned Teaching Job -- Moved to Different District
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And Incumbent Sen. Jean Berkey Finishes 122 Votes Out of the Running
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Says No Money for Enforcement if Booze Initiatives Pass -- But it Isn't True
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Please, Let it Come to Olympia
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Rasmussen Gives Republican Challenger the Lead Over U.S. Sen. Murray
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Old Blog Posts Now Being Deleted -- Republican Challenger to Dawn Morrell Once Opined That the Girl Scouts Welcome Lesbians and Have Become a Pro-Abortion Feminist Training Corps
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First of Many Cuts to be Ordered by Gregoire Draws Fire -- Just Wait for the Rest!
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A Trial Lawyer's Familiar Attempt to Bring Down Republican Senate Candidate Dino Rossi.
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Sept. 3, 2010
A lawsuit to overturn the results of the Senate race in the 38th Legislative District became a probability Friday. Phil Talmadge is on the case. He gave notice to Attorney General Rob McKenna and the Snohomish County prosecutor that if th...
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Set Expectations Too High -- Doesn't Seem to Inspire Anyone Today
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But Modern One Sits Abandoned and Empty
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Critics From the Right Say State Ought to Comply With New Federal Deadline for Military Ballots -- State Obtains Waiver
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Murray Morgan Bridge Had Been Focus of Public Campaign
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Much, Much Different Than Murray's Support From Lobbyists, Pelz Explains
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New Program Aims to Provide Insurance for Small Businesses Not Offering Benefits
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State's High Booze Taxes Have Fans in Government
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Hackers Disrupt Free Elections -- Will Observers be Called in?
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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But It's Still Illegal -- A Friendly Reminder
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Just in Time for Labor Day
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New TV Ad Debuts in 3rd Congressional District Race -- Herrera Also Plans TV Campaign
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Results Vary by Grade and Subject
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Incumbent Snubs Successor -- Peyton Place at Courthouse
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Doesn't Want to be 'New Guy' Anymore
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Sept. 1, 2010
Looks like thirst has no season. The soda-pop industry continues to pour money into its grocery tax-rollback campaign, Initiative 1107. Latest PDC reports show another $4.2 million for the effort, the biggest-spending single initiative ca...
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Amazon is Latest Company Exploring Massive Expansion of Online Video Offerings
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Will Make it Easier for Social Workers to Place Kids With Relatives in Another State
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| By: The (Vancouver) Columbian |
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GOP Senator Was 'Too Liberal' and 'Part of Problem' -- Attorney Joe Miller Wins Primary
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Marr's Vulnerability Means Big Hubbub in Spokaloo -- Republican Baumgartner Makes Credible Challenge
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Column: Handlers are Keeping the Real 'Mom in Tennis Shoes' From Showing Her Stuff
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| By: Joel Connelly/ Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Rossi Says Yes, Murray Says No
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Oak Harbor Case Tests New Boundaries -- School Wants to Check for Abusive Text Messages
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Port of Seattle Purchased 42-Mile Eastside Line Last Year
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Sex-Abuse Cases Getting Spendy
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Measure Would Allow Private Competition -- Longstanding Ties Between Party and Sponsor, the Building Industry Association of Washington
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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69 Percent of Union Members Say Yes
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Ballot Measures Could be Costly -- But Income Tax Would Raise Money
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Not Enough Time to Meet Federal Deadline
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Judge Breaks Covenant in Ryderwood -- Says Residents Can Sell to Anyone
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Last Week's KOMO-TV Story Got it All Wrong
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Supreme Court Will Hear Health Reform, Power Line Cases on Same Day
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Slumped When Tickets Skyrocketed
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Health Benefits Are Key Issue in Strike
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Claudia Kauffman Faces Toughest Race of All -- 11 Points Behind Republican Joe Fain
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 27, 2010
State Sen. Jean Berkey, D-Everett, knocked out in last week's primary by a phony Republican mailer, has filed a complaint with the state Public Disclosure Commission alleging serious misconduct by the firm responsible. Seattle-based Moxie...
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Conservative Pack National Mall, Local Hotels -- As Many as Half-Million Attend
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 27, 2010
They all agree -- watch out for the whiplash if I-1098 passes in November. One reason it might not stay a soak-the-rich tax for long.
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Former Justice Pokes Holes in I-1098's Legal Brief
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Claim Herrera Colluded With Independent Effort -- Campaign Supporters Appear in TV Ad
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Delivery Pushed Back to Next Year
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Supreme Court Ruled That Way in Thirties, and Threw Tax Out
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Column: Obama Promised Hope, and We're Still Hoping
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| By: Joel Connelly/ Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Will Begin Treating Raw Sewage That Flows Into Sound
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Column: Obama Cheerleader sez Administration in State of Denial About Economy
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| By: Paul Krugman/ New York Times |
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Backing I-1100, Which Would Allow Discounting on Alcohol
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Gregoire Endorses Idea From Online Suggestion Box
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'Sore Loser' Law Says When You're Out, You're Out
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Not Six Debates, Like Rossi Wanted
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 26, 2010
The state and its public employee unions drew even firmer lines when they met behind closed doors this week. The state now wants workers to pick up 26 percent of the cost of their health-insurance premiums -- another big bite from paychec...
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Harbinger of Trouble for September Revenue Forecast
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Links From Legislative Site to Campaign Site are O.K.
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Outside Interests Want to Maintain Status Quo
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Former Alaska Governor Swings Votes in Down-to-Wire Contest
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Allege Violations of Clean Water Act
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Primary Count Sets Up 44th District Rematch in November
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 25, 2010
A fake mailer from the left appears to have destroyed state Sen. Jean Berkey in this year's primary election. But we'll never know who paid for it, at least in an official sense. The state's campaign-finance rules won't force full disclos
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'Hostile Legal Climate' is to Blame
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Rossi Calls Attack Unfair
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Column: Tea Partier's Demands -- and Rossi's Refusal -- Helped Republican Reach for the Middle
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| By: Peter Callaghan/ The News Tribune |
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Has Visited Every City in the State
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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40 Percent is Max for Even-Numbered Non-Presidential Election
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Democratic Congressman Larsen is Trailing
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Op-Ed: Attorney General Argues State Should Put Brakes on Litigation
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| By: Rob McKenna/Seattle Times |
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I-1100 and I-1105 Offer Conflicting Visions -- Lawyers Will Have Plenty of Work
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Ed Shelleby Decade Begins
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 26, 2010
A shadowy 'citizens group' is trying to beat a ban on red-light cameras -- but it appears a faux campaign is battling a real one.
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No Endorsement from Didier -- Rossi Says No to Tea Party Demands
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But That One in the Nalley Valley Was a Doozy
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Obama Visit Doesn't do Trick
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Committee for Truth in Politics Refuses to Turn in Reports -- Bopp Plans Court Fight for Non-Disclosure
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Other Programs More Deserving, Says Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Huge Layoffs Not Imminent
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Must Follow Rules of Traditional Journalism to Avoid Libel Suits
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Not All Stand Off With Didier
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Company Would Hike Costs, Eliminate Coverage for Retirees
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Heck-Herrera Race is on National Radar Screen -- Baird's Open Seat Draws Attention, Money
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| By: The (Vancouver) Columbian |
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Tribe Has Naming Rights for Field -- Doesn't Think Endorsement is Right
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$10 Million From American Beverage Association for Tax Rollback Campaign -- It's Raining Money!
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Rossi Has Big Lead Over Murray, Says Survey USA
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Still Troubled by Indian-War Treaty of 1855
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Bay State GOP Star Coming to This Washington
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In Budget Crisis, K-12 Education is Protected but Higher Ed is Not
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Shuts Down Ferry During Rush Hour
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Murray Says it's Corporations Versus Kids
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| By: The (Vancouver) Columbian |
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Column: What's Up With That?
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| By: Joel Connelly/ Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Cronyism Appears to be Aid in Landing Consulting Deals
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Federation Disagrees -- Will Do Own Report
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Emmert Wins Bid to Leave UW a Month Early
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Left Spent $250,000 Trying to Unseat Justice -- Now Searching for Answers
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Column: Primary and General Election Voters are Different Breeds, Elway Says
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| By: Peter Callaghan/ The News Tribune |
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Some Tea Partiers Haven't Decided
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No Shenanigans in 6th Legislative District
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She Won in the I-5 Corridor -- it's That Simple
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Lines Up With National Polling -- Shows Big Support for GOP
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| By: Chris Vance/ Crosscut |
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Another Financial Loss and This Baby's Spanked
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Should Convicted Felons be Denied the Right to Vote?
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Murray May Not Have Voted for Every Single Spending Bill Since 2004 -- She Missed a Few
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100,000 More Votes Are Counted
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Two Votes Separate Weigelt, Richardson in Latest Count
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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What Those Primary Results Mean
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Top Vote-Getter is Opponent of Federal Spending -- in Homeland of Hanford Nuclear Reservation
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Incumbents Trail GOP Challengers in Primary
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Poor Showings by Dems Raise Possibility of GOP Gains in Legislature
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Labor Leaders And Other Traditional Democratic Allies are Targeting Some Incumbents This Primary Season
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Op-ed: This Year's Income-Tax Initiative Slams Businesses Most Responsible for Job Creation
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| By: Mike Sotelo and Craig Dawson/ Seattle Times |
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Had Been Targeted by Progressives
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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President Comes and Goes in Four Hours
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Will Face TVW Founder Denny Heck
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Cantwell's Back During Recess, Though Visit is Overshadowed by Murray Race
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Don't Let 48 Percent Finish Fool You -- Republican Votes Outnumber Democrats
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Column: Poor Showing by Democrat Allows Rossi to Use 'Boa Constrictor' Strategy
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| By: Joel Connelly/ Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Just 44 Percent and No Democratic Opponent -- Republican Koster Will Challenge in Fall
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Embattled Senator is Top Vote-Getter in Auburn Race
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Jet Fighters Scramble to Protect President When Float Plane Enters No-Fly Zone
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Column: Questions I'd Like to Ask the Buttoned-Down Commerce Secretary -- After a Few Martinis
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| By: Jon Talton/ Seattle Times |
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Sanders, Johnson Under Attack From Left
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Emmert Raring to Start at NCAA
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Schools Officials Blame Scoring Process
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| By: Peter Callaghan/ The News Tribune |
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Will be Joined by U.S. Sen. Patty Murray and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke
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Cantwell Wins Money for Tri-City Project -- Will Establish Two-Way Communication Between Users and Utilities
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Position Made Permanent -- Replaces Ann Daley
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| By: Higher Education Coordinating Board |
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No Welcome Mat Here -- 'Tomorrow There's Going to be a Lot of Fibs About Patty Murray'
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Overrule Federal Judge, But Schedule Quick Hearing
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Wholesalers Want to Block By-Mail Shipments of Alcoholic Beverages -- Gets Around Distributor Control of Business
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Tight Ag Lending Creates Strain After Years of Poor Crops
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| By: Yakima Herald-Republic |
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Would Save King County $600,000
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 15, 2010
Especially if you knew what really happened in Olympia. But that new hit piece against the Everett senator -- that takes the cake!
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Contract Talks With Unions are Under Way
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Primary Election is Tuesday
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 16, 2010
Moderates are being "torn to shreds," says Lynn Kessler -- and she hopes to turn this year's Roadkill Caucus movement into a viable political force.
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98 Percent Occupancy Rate Means Low-Income Folk Compete Against High-Income Renters
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Deal is With State Council of County and Municipal Employees -- County Hopes Other Unions Will Follow
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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At a Grand a Plate, the Food Better be Good
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Gregoire Plans to Make Cuts Without Legislature's Help
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Endorsements and Positions Show a Conservative Bent -- Leaves Dems Salivating
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 13, 2010
The Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the largest regional business organization in the state, has weighed in against I-1098, the high-earner income tax initiative on this fall's ballot. Battle lines are being drawn, and endorsements s...
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Feds Haven't Come Through for WorkFirst, at One Time a Highly Touted Clinton-Era Welfare-to-Work Program
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Example of Misguided Stimulus Spending, He Says -- WSU Prof Fights Back
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Leaked 'Pentagon Papers' in 1971
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Reverses Earlier Snub -- Labor Went for Pridemore in 3rd District Congressional Race
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Bad News in Tax Collections Means Trouble Ahead -- Despite Congressional Action on Medicaid Money
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 12, 2010
The official word on this year's initiatives? The income tax will be bigger than anyone imagined, liquor measures will cost plenty.
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Revenue is Dropping, But State Still Isn't in the Red
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Accuses Multinationals of Price-Fixing
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Completed Ballots Coming Back at Unusually High Rate
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National Forest Near Gorge is Home to 1,300 Pot Plants
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Hustling for Votes as Primary Approaches
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Column: 3,000 Washington Teachers Aren't Facing Layoffs, Despite What You Might Have Heard on the Senate Floor
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| By: Peter Callaghan/ The News Tribune |
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Agency Blames Summer Rush, Budget Cuts
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Maximum Benefit Rises from $15 a Week to $570
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| By: Department of Employment Security |
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Column: $255 Million Building Deserves a Good Dissing
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| By: Don Brunell/ The Columbian |
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Patty Murray Leads 37-33, Says Survey USA
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Former Senator Confirmed Dead in Alaska Plane Crash
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Bremerton Congressman Controls Military Pursestrings
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Hearing is Wednesday in Federal District Court
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Intelius Engaged in Deceptive Marketing, State Alleges
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DelBene Hustling in Hinterland
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 10, 2010
For the first time in history, business groups worry there won't be a rate hike -- hanky-panky may be afoot on election eve, they say.
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The (Everett) Herald | Aug. 11, 2010
...And that appears to end all talk of a special legislative session in this state. Washington had been waiting for months for passage of the bill -- it plugs a $480 million hole in the state budget.
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Once Again, the State Economy Underachieves -- Washington's Budget Tiptoes Toward the Red
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Agency Aims to Deal With Consumer Credit Mess
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Convicted of Felony Harassment, Patronizing Prostitutes -- But Now Has Degree From 'John School'
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General Administration Disputes Charge
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Doesn't Want Anything Ugly
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Won't Discuss Sex-Misconduct Allegations -- Pleaded Guilty in 1993 to Avoid Harsher Penalty, But Case Later Dismissed
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All Say Senator's Behavior is Key Issue
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Well? That's What a Cathy McMorris Rogers News Release Says
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Search is on for Ted Stevens
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'Congressman for Life' Isn't Bothered
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Youthful 'Retiree' From State House Draws Large Field of Replacements
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Seeking Support for $26 Million Plan
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Olympia House Seat Likely Safe for Democrats
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Remembering Congressman's Dive From the Arctic Building
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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In Other States, Sells House Brand
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Column: 'Progressive' Crusade Against Conservative Justices is Splendid Cause
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| By: Joel Connelly/ Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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McKenna Must Represent Him in Power Line Case, Says Lands Commisioner
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But Unlikely to Advance Same-Party Nominees to General Election
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Left Taints Rumbaugh With its Support
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| By: Peter Callaghan/ The News Tribune |
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King County's 5th District Getting More Conservative, He Says
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Eyman Awaits Decision on Measure
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No Joking in the Senate -- Especially When You're in the President's Chair
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Ericks, O'Brien Retirements Leave King County District Wide Open
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Thunder Returns to Lake Washington This Weekend
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Will Leave Presidency in January
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More Than Murray, He Points Out
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Kagan Appointment to Supreme Court Means Obama Needs a New Solicitor General
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Engineers Made Costly Mistake
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Endorses Challengers DelBene, Dillon in King County Congressional Race
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Praise Senator for Ed Amendment
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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State Had Hoped for Inaugural Cruise Aug. 29 -- Trying to Determine Cause
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'Reasonable Suspicion' of Government Misconduct, it Charges
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Governor Says She Still Faces a Tough Choice -- Cut or No Cut?
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More Spending is More Bad
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Citizens Group Says Financing Questions Unanswered
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Washington Senator Modifies Measure on Senate Floor
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Trying to Keep Petition Signatures Secret
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Will Lawmakers Start Talking About Gay Marriage?
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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GOP Trio Didier, Rossi and Akers Face Off Before Seattle Times Ed Board
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But Sitting Senator is Still Under 50 Percent
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Answer Muffled in Conference Call
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Watch for GOP Victories in November
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| By: Chris Vance/ Crosscut |
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Murray's Attack Ad Shows She 'Must be Scared'
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By: Erik Smith | Washington State Wire | Aug. 3, 2010
Patty Murray's campaign locks down $2 million in TV advertising, months before the election, and I-1107 follows suit -- it's gonna get expensive!
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Column: If Patty Murray Already is Going Negative, It's Only Going to Get Worse
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| By: Joel Connelly/ Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Complains About Lack of Fiscal Responsibility -- From His Own Party
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| By: David Horsey/ Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Calls for Extension of Bush Tax Cuts
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Governor's Office Looking Into Rumors
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A Bit of Switch -- Other Dems Run and Hide
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Eastern Washington Congresswoman is Pregnant With Second Child
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Taking Job With Social Service Agency
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Another Furlough Day Coming Right Up
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No More High Road for Mom in Tennis Shoes
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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They Haven't Formally Told the Governor Yet, But They Hate the Idea
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Editorial: Times Endorses Republican Opponent -- Simpson Has Bigger Things to Worry About Than Legislature
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Editorial: One of Two High-Profile Judicial Races
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Moves Ahead With 8-1 Vote
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But Polls Show Murray and Rossi Blow Both Out of Water
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Campaign Does Seem Like a Country Song, Doesn't It?
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It's a Two-Person Race for Senate, as Far as They're Concerned -- Who's That Didier Guy?
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Replaced by Kongsgaard, Goldman's Wife
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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New Rasmussen Poll Puts Her Ahead of Ross, 49-47
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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In Interview, Offers Different Reasons Than During Session
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Invited Fellow Senate Candidates Murray, Rossi -- For Some Reason They Didn't Bother
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Allows Enforcement of Laws Against Illegal Aliens
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Fairley's Exit Set Off Stampede in 32nd District
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Editorial: Hard to Believe Seattle Wants to Create Gridlock
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Editorial: Another Effort to Strangle Traffic -- What Are Those People Thinking?
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Liberal Groups Aim to Take Out Incumbent Johnson
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Green Groups Scramble to Block Downtown Seattle Tunnel Project
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Six Dems Are Running to Succeed Brendan Williams -- How Can You Tell 'Em Apart?
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But Good Old Fashioned Partisan Politics is Bigger Problem
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Doesn't Come Off Very Well
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Let's Go to the Videotape!
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Jan Walsh Retires After 38 Years
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Too Much Dithering and it Could All Go Away
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Senate Candidate to Work With Fellow Longshot Akers -- Phone Cuts Out Before Details
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Auditor Finds 30 Percent of Fuel Purchases When No One Is Working -- And Other Lapses
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| By: Lynne Varner/ Seattle Times |
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State Did Well on Interest Costs
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Still Wouldn't Mind Getting That Money From Feds
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Senator Calls Him 'Nice Young Man With Good Intentions'
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So Says Frustrated Maria Cantwell -- Republicans Hold Up Small Business Aid Package
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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A Textbook Case of Manipulation
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Not Another Whistleblower!
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Membership List is Who's Who of Business
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Simpson Enters Plea in Assault Case
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Activist Anger Fuels Challenges
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Congressman Smith Seeks 8th Term
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Officials Separated Rival Gangs
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Liberal Activist Groups Just as Eager to Dump Them
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Will Appear at Fund-Raiser
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Rest of Washington Delegation Gives War a Chance
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Mystery Group Opposes Red-Light Camera Measure
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Never Approved of it in the First Place, Says WEA
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By: Richard Davis | Washington Research Council | July 28, 2010
In this op-ed piece, Richard Davis, president of the Washington Research Council, says the notorious case of Bell, Calif., where the city manager makes over $800,000 a year, isn't an isolated problem. You have to read the fine pr...
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Means Workers Have to Climb Really, Really High -- With Paint Cans
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Language Too Vague -- State Will Have to Try Again
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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| By: Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Republicans Accuse Senator of Obtaining Federal Money for Local Projects
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National Conference of State Legislatures Honors Pair
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