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Washington State Republicans chart a path forward: The factions [Part 1] Michael Goldberg   February 23, 2021   Loren Culp’s loss in 2020 marked the tenth consecutive for Republican gubernatorial candidates in Washington State. At the national level, former President Donald Trump’s tempestuous exit from the White House continues to ignite conversations among Republicans about the future of their party. State Republican Party Chair Caleb Heimlich promised after the election that the party would overhaul its entire strategy and “look at all options.” In pres...

Suzi LeVine, the departing head of Washington's Employment Security Department, reportedly will serve as interim leader of the federal sub-agency office that helps states manage unemployment benefits.

WA GOP chairman explains where the party goes post-Trump January 22, 2021 at 6:22 am Supporters take a selfie with a Trump branded bus outside a rally for Georgia Republican Senate candidates David Perdue (R-GA) and Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) on December 20, 2020 in Cumming, Georgia. (Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images) With a new administration in the White House, what does the Washington state GOP need to do in order to remain competitive and gain some more momentum to make shifts in policy? Washington State Republican Party Chairman Caleb Heimlich joined the Jason Rantz S...

2016 marked the first time a major party nominee visited Lynden, Washington. Author: Sebastian Robertson (KING5) Updated: 8:46 PM PST January 20, 2021 As President Donald Trump leaves the White House, those in the small town of Lynden will remember his road to D.C. included a stop in their small town. “We’re rural agrarian people, berries and dairy and basketball teams that win the state championships every other year,” said state Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Whatcom County. The majority, 61%, of voters in Whatcom County voted for President Joe Biden in 2020. A...

'Unfathomable': Area congressional reps react to 'terror' at US Capitol By Q13 News Staff Q13's Brandi Kruse speaks with area congressional reps after lockdown at US Capitol. WASHINGTON - Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal was one of a dozen federal lawmakers in the gallery above the House floor when supporters of President Trump stormed the building and everyone had to get on the ground, she said on Twitter Wednesday afternoon.  "We pulled out gas masks ... Capitol police barricaded the doors and had guns drawn," said Jayapal, a Seattle Democrat. Jayapal joined a chorus of Washington politicians...