In his week six legislative session review, House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox discusses policy committee cutoff, disappointments, vehicular pursuit, salmon recovery and House Republican solutions for housing.
Republican leaders told reporters that a few Democrats holding up legislation supported by a wide majority of lawmakers was “a test of where democracy in Washington is going.” Republicans said this...
Jordan Anderson paged in the Washington State House of Representatives February 6-10. The Olympia High School student was sponsored by Rep. J.T. Wilcox of the 2nd District. Jordan paged during the...
February 10, 2023: Vehicular pursuit (House Bill 1363); salmon recovery and riparian buffers (House Bill 1720); K-12 education facts; helping students recover from learning loss; and other House Republican education priorities.
In his week five legislative session review, House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox discusses bipartisan solutions for vehicular pursuit (House Bill 1363) and salmon recovery and riparian buffers (House Bill 1720). He...
House and Senate Republicans called a recent decision to pull a bill addressing vehicular police pursuits from a scheduled committee vote “deflating” and “unconscionable” in a meeting with reporters. House Bill...
Real solutions for broad-based tax relief; repealing the unpopular state long-term care program and payroll tax; expanding the Working Families Tax Credit; and defending advisory votes.
In his week four legislative session review, House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox discusses the importance of addressing the vehicular pursuit issue. He also talks about following the process and enforcing the...
House and Senate Republicans said they are encouraged by bipartisan proposals moving forward to increase housing supply, but cautioned this progress could be undone by other home construction regulations — including...
Public safety; misguided policies from 2021; fixing the pursuit problem; putting more police officers in our communities; supporting crime victims; and holding the majority party accountable.
