Wow! What a dynamic and fast-changing political landscape we came through. Remember it because it’s historical.
We as a nation are at a crossroads. No matter who wins this election, history will be made. We will be a better nation because of it.
Speaking of economics, The Seattle Times reported Thursday that Democratic congressional candidate Darcy Burner does not have an economics degree from Harvard University as she has claimed.
The Mirror recommends re-electing U.S. Congressman Adam Smith to another term.
In the nonpartisan race for state Superintendent of Public Instruction, The Mirror recommends re-electing Terry Bergeson.
Hold on to your seats.
By now, most of us have heard of Mariah Stevens — and the happy ending to the story of the beginning of her life.
Skip Priest has earned another chance to serve in Olympia.
Last summer, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Americans have an individual right to keep and bear arms.
Here we go again. The Democrats and Sen. Barack Obama said they would talk about issues, and were not going to play the race card.
The Mirror recommends voting no on Initiative 1000, the so-called Death with Dignity initiative.
The Mirror recommends voting yes for Proposition 1, the scaled-back transportation plan that would bring light rail to Federal Way.
Come Election Day, abortion will likely be on voters’ minds as candidates pull out the abortion card to cast aspersions on their opponents or stake claim to a constituency.
The ballots are in the mail this week, so it’s time to offer my perspective — independent of The Mirror — on the many initiatives and measures that we are asked to consider as Washington state and King County voters.
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