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Spin Control: More protection for Washington elections workers urged (opens the original)
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This column reflects the opinion of the writer. Learn about the differences between a news story and an opinion column. Washington should join the small but growing number of states that provide extra legal protection for voters and election workers, who face an increase in threats and harassment, a legislative panel was told last week. The state is no stranger to election-related intimidation, said Allison Anderman of the Brennan Center for Justice. King County staff have received death threats
Spin Control: Trump's $5,000 payout if GOP stays in power? Don't spend it yet (opens the original)
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This column reflects the opinion of the writer. Learn about the differences between a news story and an opinion column. When President Donald Trump offered to send a $5,000 dividend to all adult Americans last week if Republicans keep control of Congress, I didn’t open my calculator app to start reworking my budget. Promises of government largesse tend to sound great initially but have a way of not quite materializing as one might hope. The first such promise I can remember was the “Peace Divide
Spin Control: Don't be surprised if someone says this election is 'most important' (opens the original)
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This column reflects the opinion of the writer. Learn about the differences between a news story and an opinion column. Although politicians and pundits have been talking about the 2026 midterm election since the day after the 2024 election, the beginning of September marks the start of what’s traditionally regarded as the year’s election season. In the days before 24-hour cable news and nearly infinite online political sites, Labor Day and the return to school was the time when most people who
Spin Control: Could the 'economic D-Day against Iran' measure up to 6-6-44? Seems unlikely (opens the original)
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This column reflects the opinion of the writer. Learn about the differences between a news story and an opinion column. One can only imagine the conversation over beers at the VFW Hall in the great beyond, where the spirits of veterans of Operation Overlord gathered after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent laid out his plans for an “economic D-Day against Iran.” “Can you imagine Ike announcing the day for the landing in advance?” one might say. “Or FDR saying we’re going to enlist our allies AFTER
Spin Control: Write-in Rachelle Miller advances to the general (opens the original)
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This column reflects the opinion of the writer. Learn about the differences between a news story and an opinion column. One of the biggest potential winners in the Aug. 4 primary could be the person who advanced to the general election with the fewest votes. The emphasis, however, is on the “could be.” Rachelle Miller, an independent write-in candidate for Spokane County’s 4th Commissioner District, secured a place on the Nov. 3 ballot with 1,083 votes. Her opponent, Republican Suzanne Schmidt w
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