Capitol Buzz: Clark County up to 36 confirmed measles cases; Washington ending vehicle emissions tests in 2020; Fed keeps key rate unchanged and pledges to be ‘patient’
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Washington State House Republicans Capitol Buzz: January 30, 2019 houserepublicans.wa.gov

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The Capitol Buzz is a daily summary of online news clips from across the state, discussing policies and politics affecting Washington state.
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Washington State House Republicans Capitol Buzz: January 22, 2019 houserepublicans.wa.gov

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Oregon's Legislature Is A Cautionary Tale For Other States - The Resurgent Elections have consequences. Don't be like Oregon. theresurgent.com

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“A lot has changed since Rev. King’s life was cut short a half century ago. The man who would have turned 90 last week would notice a lot of his fingerprints on America’s social progress. But he would also be deeply dismayed to see the number of people who’ve turned their backs on his greatest motivation: a deep and abiding faith in God. In all of the politically-correct retrospectives, we’ve lost perspective on how important religion was to the story of Dr. King and the civil rights movement.” – (source: frc.org)

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“The viral video of a group of MAGA-hat wearing teenagers waiting for their buses last Saturday at the Lincoln Memorial has been paraded by news outlets as a confrontation with a Native American elderly man and has swept the weekend internet like the storm that is gripping most the nation. ” – (source:American Thinker)
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