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Another day, another intentionally misleading, anti-labor editorial from the Seattle Times:LAST year organized labor pushed a bill to restrict a company s ability to talk to its employees. It was marketed as the Worker Privacy Act, and its aim was to...

topics: congress, elected, government, liberal, political

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The Seattle Times editorial board is starting to sound like a broken record:There is still time to make structural spending changes and reduce the footprint of government, but the moment is passing.And that is a lost opportunity.Yeah, maybe, but the ...

topics: democrats, government, republican

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Once again, the Change.org website held an open forum for voting on which issues Americans want the Obama Administration to address. The results were announced and once again ending marijuana prohibition was one of the top issues voted on. In C...

topics: government, obama

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The FBI is Your Friend. Literally. A government document released today by a San Francisco watchdog group shows how deeply entrenched the agency is in the social media, seeking out criminal......

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Last year, more than 5,000 Microsofties lost their jobs, according to a Seattle Times database. So did 3,400 employees of the bank formerly known as Washington Mutual along with 697 Macy's ......

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Already facing a budget crisis that has it laying off staff, the Seattle School District now expects it will have to return about $300,000 to the federal government.To help fund a program......

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Resolutions passed by goverments are usually pretty silly. They are non-binding measures that do things like congratulate high school sports teams for winning championships or they express opinions about things far beyond the purview of the governmen...

topics: city-council, government

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As legislators prepare to close Washington s $2.6 billion budget gap, partially by imposing a tax on carbonated beverages, a new scientific study confirms the obvious& that taxing soft drinks can make young people healthier.The study, which collected...

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Seattle Times Publisher Frank Blethen waving the piece of paper upon which Chinese Minister of Industry and Information Technology Li Yizhong promises only to persecute dissidents a little. As tough as I am on them, I have to admit that the Seattle ...

topics: government, political

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According to the Seattle Times editorial board, Democrats are bad people:THE priority of the majority Democrats in Olympia has not been economic recovery. If it were, the Legislature would not be leaning on the taxpayer for nine-tenths of a billion d...

topics: conservative, democrats, government, politics, republican