Public-sector labor gets paid
Plus an anti-compromise kills Blake fix, winners and losers on housing
During campaign season we frequently write about the aggressive political spending of the state’s public-sector labor unions, who are reliably the biggest political players in Washington State.
When lawmakers passed their $69.8 billion budget for the upcoming biennium in the closing hours of the Legislature’s session on Sunday, all that political money looked like a fabulous investment.
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