Jason Rantz on Seattle Red

NEW: Seattle Restaurant Week lets you filter out spots by race, gender identity. It’s wrong. seattlered.com/seattle-red/ja…

Radical activists wave Hamas, Hezbollah flags at University of Washington in disgusting display seattlered.com/education/uw-p…

@OtherMatty It’s 2026. WiFi should consistently work @JetBlue.

@jasonrantz Ran into that earlier this month...both directions. No excuses at this point.

JetBlue WiFi is shockingly awful.

This will destroy traffic. That’s the intent.

Washington ranks 16th for diagnosis risk as patients walk out of overcrowded emergency rooms seattlered.com/healthcare/wa-…

The new @MZHemingway book ALITO is a great listen for travel!

More mid-week reading. Pay attention to the upcoming races for WA State Supreme Court justices. Five of the nine seats of that Court will be up for election on this November's general election ballot. Excerpt: "The people of Washington need State Supreme Court judges who support and defend the Washington State Constitution—as it is written. Not as they believe it should have been written. Frankly, Washington needs judges who’ve read the State Constitution. For too long, the State Supreme Court has been stacked with interim appointees more faithful to partisan politics than constitutional law." seattlered.com/seattle-red/op…

Nailed it

NEW: Seattle Restaurant Week lets you filter out spots by race, gender identity. It’s wrong. seattlered.com/seattle-red/ja…

Drug markets, crime will greet World Cup fans, Seattle police union chief warns seattlered.com/crime/spog-pre…

Stunningly bad faith framing — but should be expected from left-wing media.

Starbucks chooses business-friendly Tennessee for $100 million corporate expansion seattlered.com/economy/starbu…

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CNN DEMOCRAT: “We have a wannabe dictator as president of the United States.” JASON RANTZ: “To immediately go to this lazy talking point… screaming about a dictator-in-chief…” “It is not a serious conversation. If you say that you’re serious… talk about the policy.”

Bipartisanship on the treadmill: Michael Baumgartner dishes on the ‘old school’ House gym seattlered.com/culture/baumga…

@dianavs44 @CurtisHouck How is it possible that you’re commenting on something you didn’t even watch?

@CurtisHouck @jasonrantz How is possible that you all have forgotten that Texas pushed the first domino? There would have been no election today if it wasn’t for them. Congrats guys.

.@JasonRantz on the Virginia Democrats' gerrymander: "Look, this just creates a domino effect. I think ultimately what this creates is red states and blue states, And we're getting rid of purple states. And I don't like that As a general rule for democracy. I think it leads to just out of control power grabs and can ruin communities. I think that's true when you've got one-party rule anywhere. So, I'm not a big fan of this, but as I've pointed out before, this current battle was started in Texas. Trump did not start this battle, though, of redistricting in general. There's been no conversation specifically about Illinois, about Maryland, which have been redrawn to unrecognizable maps. It is unnatural, and there's going to be a push."

WATCH: @JasonRantz and @DrLaurenAWright blast Tennessee Democrat Justin Pearson after Pearson REFUSES to condemn the Iranian regime for its decades of atrocities, including murdering tens of thousands of its own citizens this year alone

.@JasonRantz to Tennesee Democrat congressional candidate Justin Pearson on "wannabe dictator" Trump putting American lives in danger for a fantasy... "This is a ridiculous position. That is an unserious talking point. So, a dictator -- look, such a tiresome line -- I think it's fair and reasonable -- and I've said this before, like, to debate the actual issues here and whether or not we think that this was the right move, but to immediately go to this lazy talking point that is used by the left all the time, just screaming about a dictator in chief, it's just -- it's not a serious conversation. If you say that you're serious about the issues that people are facing, talk about the policies instead of going to insidious attacks." Abby Phillip wholheartedly agrees with Pearson.