Democrats essentially legalized hard drug during this year’s legislative session. Despite having big majorities in the State House and Senate, they again failed to pass a new drug possession law.
Shift Washington

Friends,

Democrats essentially legalized hard drug during this year’s legislative session. Despite having big majorities in the State House and Senate, they again failed to pass a new drug possession law. Their failure is because too many Democrat legislators want to legalize hard drugs.

That’s how unhinged far too many Democrats have become.

Next week, Governor Jay Inslee will call lawmakers back to do their job in a special session with the public needing something more than another stopgap measure. And – once again – we here at Shift WA will be here to inform you on what’s happening in Olympia.

All this recent liberal chaos highlights the importance of the upcoming gubernatorial race.

With Democrats moving further and further to the left, it’s more important than ever that voters know the truth about each candidate’s beliefs and track record. Mainstream media outlets will try to hide the truth from you about just how far to the Left the Democrat candidates are – but we’ll be shining a light on reality.

And speaking of the gubernatorial race, we're excited to share the results of our recent poll asking our readers which candidate they most want to see win in 2024. Thousands of people participated. Here are the results:

  1. Semi Bird (R), Richland School Board: 16%
  2. Bob Ferguson (D), Attorney General of WA: .7%
  3. Hilary Franz (D), Public Lands Commissioner of WA: .5%
  4. Raul Garcia (R), Doctor/Former Gubernatorial Candidate: 17%
  5. Mark Mullet (D), State Senator (Issaquah): 1.8%
  6. Jim Walsh (R), State Representative (Aberdeen): 30%
  7. J.T. Wilcox (R), State Representative (Yelm): 19%
  8. Other (give us your pick!): 15%

And of the many potential candidates you listed in the “other” category, recipients listed former GOP U.S. Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley most often with 30% of the “other” vote.

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Thank you for your ongoing support,

The Shift WA team