Politics unPacked: Week 2
Politics unPacked: Week 2
Brandi Kruse unpacks everything you need to know about what happened this week in Olympia. Guest: State Rep. Greg Cheney (R-Battle Ground) and insight from Brett Davis of The Center Square.
Politics unPacked: Week 1
Politics unPacked: Week 1
Brandi Kruse breaks down everything you need to know about what happened this week in Olympia. Guest: State Sen. Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah).
[un]Divided: Proposed bill would increase penalties for protesters who block freeways
[un]Divided: Proposed bill would increase penalties for protesters who block freeways
A Republican-backed proposal to increase penalties for protesters who block freeways has gained at least one Democratic co-sponsor. On the unDivided Podcast, Brandi Kruse questions whether there would be the political will to enforce such a law.
Is AG Ferguson fishing for votes?
Is AG Ferguson fishing for votes?
Circumstances around settlement checks continue to get more suspicious in Washington. Now, the State Auditor’s office has dismissed an ethics complaint against Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Bob Ferguson. Ferguson sued major manufacturers of canned tuna and chicken such as StarKist, Bumblebee, and Chicken of the Sea alleging they conspired to fix prices from 2010...
[un]Divided: Future 42 poll shows Reichert ahead in 2024 matchup
[un]Divided: Future 42 poll shows Reichert ahead in 2024 matchup
New poll numbers from Future 42 show Republican Dave Reichert up four points in a head-to-head race for governor against Attorney General Bob Ferguson. Brandi Kruse breaks down the numbers on the unDivided Podcast.
Everett City Council Set to Vote on Critical Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Law
Everett City Council Set to Vote on Critical Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Law
The Everett City Council will take action this week on an ordinance which would require mandatory minimum sentencing for repeat offenders of certain crimes, including public drug use. The vote will take place at the Everett City Council meeting this Wednesday, December 20th, at 6:30pm. If the new law is adopted, Everett will follow the...
[un]Divided: New Year marks a new start for Seattle City Council
[un]Divided: New Year marks a new start for Seattle City Council
Moderates are now the majority on the Seattle City Council. The shift is a promising one for voters who want to see improvements in public safety, homelessness, and the business climate. Brandi Kruse has more on the unDivided Podcast.
[un]Divided: Under new bill, Washingtonians could face jail time for using gas powered leaf blowers
[un]Divided: Under new bill, Washingtonians could face jail time for using gas powered leaf blowers
As Democrats in Olympia face scrutiny for how their climate policies are hurting the working class, a new proposed bill would fine you up to $10,000 for using gas-powered lawn care tools. Brandi Kruse breaks it down on the unDivided Podcast.
WA Supreme Court analysis finds progressive domination of donations, decisions
WA Supreme Court analysis finds progressive domination of donations, decisions
This study analyzed data of campaign donors and court case parties and then how the Court ruled to differentiate between progressive and conservative ideological leanings across various sectors and policy areas.
[un]Divided: Former addict says state is ‘killing’ people with failed response to drug crisis
[un]Divided: Former addict says state is ‘killing’ people with failed response to drug crisis
Ginny Burton, a former drug addict and 17-time felon, has launched a new docuseries aimed at telling difficult truths about Washington state’s response to the drug and crime crisis. She joined unDivided with Brandi Kruse to discuss “Modern America” and why a sharp change of course is needed to save lives.
[un]Divided: Seattle landlord left homeless due to strict eviction policies
[un]Divided: Seattle landlord left homeless due to strict eviction policies
Jason Roth is sleeping in his van with his dog while his tenant refuses to pay rent despite living a lavish lifestyle. The ordeal highlights the absurdity of Seattle and King County’s landlord-tenant laws, which have resulted in a long eviction backlog. Jason joined Brandi Kruse on the unDivided Podcast.
[un]Divided: Seattle’s crime crisis is not a figment of the right’s imagination
[un]Divided: Seattle’s crime crisis is not a figment of the right’s imagination
A recent FOX News segment featured interviews with Seattleites, who denied the city has a drug or crime crisis. On the unDivided Podcast, Brandi Kruse questioned why anyone would deny or downplay what’s happening on our streets.
Energy bills are intentionally deceptive in Washington
Energy bills are intentionally deceptive in Washington
When the cap-and-trade gas tax was passed, Gov. Jay Inslee said Washingtonians wouldn’t feel a price increase, despite widespread predictions to the contrary. Of course, those predictions turned out to be correct. This tax is not just raising the price of filing our gas tanks, it is also making home energy more expensive. But Gov....
[un]Divided: Everett’s mayor deserves credit for her public safety push
[un]Divided: Everett’s mayor deserves credit for her public safety push
The Democratic mayor of Everett announced the city will be hiring more police officers, meanwhile the department is actively enforcing its new drug possession ordinance. Brandi Kruse has more on the unDivided Podcast.