New community citizen groups are forming across Washington to hold their local government accountable as politicians fail to adequately address the homelessness crisis. This is especially true where elected leaders adhere to the progressives’ “Housing First” policies which nearly always increases the homeless numbers. (Housing First policies advocate the...
Clark County Matters is holding politicians accountable for failed homeless policies
WA Supreme Court attacks democracy and the initiative process
Special interest groups which financially benefit from the homeless crisis, have used Washington State’s liberal court system to prevent local authorities from removing unsafe homeless encampments. A recent state supreme court ruling not only derailed the City of Spokane’s current homeless strategy, but it is also the latest attack...
State lawmakers showing little interest in addressing homelessness this session
Last December, the Biden Administration released one of the most disturbing reports in Washington State history. It revealed that the level of homeless suffering continues to grow to an all-time record level of 31,554 experiencing homelessness in our state despite numerous taxpayer funded programs. Yet Democrat legislators have done...
Should the Sound Transit Board be elected by voters?
After the 18-member Sound Transit Board of Directors unanimously approved former King County Executive Dow Constantine at the end of March to become its new CEO (a move which will cost taxpayers more than $6 million), many residents have asked the questions, who is on the board and who...
