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Bruce Ramsey

Bruce Ramsey was a business reporter and columnist for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in the 1980s and 1990s and from 2000 to his retirement in 2013 was an editorial writer and columnist for the Seattle Times. He is the author of The Panic of 1893: The Untold Story of Washington State’s first Depression, and is at work on a history of Seattle in the 1930s. He lives in Seattle with his wife, Anne.
Politics

Understanding Gig Harbor’s Christopher Rufo, Right-Wing ‘Brawler’

The takedown of Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard University, is a cultural event of the first order. And the man behind it, conservative journalist and activist Christopher Rufo, lives in deep blue Washington.
Business

Have Recent Tenant Protection Laws Reduced Our Number Of Rental Units?

The City studied the availability of rental properties, finding a distinct pattern in the response: houses and units in small properties drop by one-fifth in the four-year period (2018-2022) and units in large properties either increase or stay the same.
Politics

Defining Terms: Insurrections and the Court

The Constitution does not define the term “insurrection.” I’ll offer a writer’s definition.
International

Remembering the Old Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s political struggle is a David-and-two-sGoliath story in which Goliaths won. A new book Among the Braves, tells the story from the protesters’ point of view. The “braves” of the title are the radicals who fought with police — and lost.
Transportation

Possible? Washington State Mandates Electric Cars by 2030

The goal of an all-EV car and pickup market by 2030 implies a huge increase in the local use of electric power. We don’t have the power plants to do that. Our utilities will have to buy the expensive power on the market.
Books

Inside Crypto’s Wild Ride

The financial industry is regulated in lots of ways and has been for a long time. Crypto was started by people outside the financial industry, which wanted nothing to do with it.
Politics

In Defense of Republican Renegades

With all the hand-wringing, the oh-my-God-what’s-the-world-coming-to, let’s have a little interest in why they did what they did. Much of it was that McCarthy, they said, had lied to them. He was untrustworthy. He had promised to do certain things and hadn’t. Okay. But lied about what?
Cities

West Coast Cities Ask for Authority on Homeless

A Danny Westneat column declared that the homelessness problem cannot be solved unless cities, including Seattle, have the authority to sweep away homeless encampments.
Politics

Second GOP Debate: Running Against China

Inequality, the big issue four years ago, is not what bothers Republicans. What boiled the political juices of the seven on stage Wednesday night was China.
blog

Counterpoint: Doubting Climate Scientists Should be Treated with Respect

I’m getting real tired of Seattle progressives who assert that anyone who disagrees with them on this topic is a “denier.”
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