Jason Rantz on Seattle Red

Rantz: Seattle crime, homelessness policies killed a beloved dim sum icon in Chinatown-International District seattlered.com/seattle-red/ja…

‘Integrity matters’: Sheriff Swank blasts Washington Democrats over broken promises seattlered.com/politics/swank… (@SaveOurSheriff)

#BreakingNews: Washington moves closer to permanent daylight saving time after House passes bill seattlered.com/politics/house…

Howard Schultz is warning Bob Ferguson about Washington’s business, taxpayer exodus seattlered.com/economy/howard…

Jim Walsh: Socialist radicals hijack Washington Democrats’ convention in Spokane seattlered.com/seattle-red/op…

Rantz: Seattle crime, homelessness policies killed a beloved dim sum icon in Chinatown-International District seattlered.com/seattle-red/ja…

KOMO seriously asked if Washington can do anything about $5 or $6 gas. The answer is so obvious it hurts — but not many are willing to say it out loud. Want to guess what it is?

As Chairman @ChuckGrassley said in his recent letter to the federal judiciary, it was completely improper for the Federal Judicial Center to publish a reference manual for judges that puts a thumb on the scale in climate-related litigation. By lending her credibility to this biased project, Justice Kagan has opened herself to questions about whether she’s prejudged the legal questions in climate lawsuits. 👇 foxnews.com/politics/conse…

Per Politico, 14,000 Europeans died due to heat in June. This is the same continent that doesn’t believe in installing air-conditioning. For context, the number of Europeans who died from heat (if that study is even accurate) is over 10 times the number of people who get murdered in America with a gun.

Oregon is losing businesses faster than it can replace them: analysis seattlered.com/economy/oregon…

Big Ask! - Please Share. Twenty five years ago, I climbed onto a street outreach van for the very first time. It was the middle of the night, and I had no idea that one decision would change the course of my life forever. That van belonged to Seattle Union Gospel Mission, and I will always be grateful they gave me that opportunity. Night after night, we drove through the darkness meeting people where they were. I met mothers trying to keep their children warm, people battling addiction, survivors of abuse, and individuals who had lost all hope. I also witnessed incredible miracles. I watched people choose recovery. I watched families rebuild their lives. I learned that sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is simply show up. That van became the beginning of my life’s calling. Over the last twenty five years, I have spent thousands of nights serving our most vulnerable. Today, through The More We Love, we answer hundreds of crisis calls every month from women and children experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, addiction, and human trafficking. Today, we’re praying for one automotive dealership to partner with us by donating a passenger van. A van means we can safely transport mothers and all of their children together. It means babies can ride securely in their own car seats beside their mamas. It means taking families on outings where children can laugh, play, and simply be kids again after experiencing unimaginable trauma. It means getting women to treatment when they’re finally ready to say yes. It means responding faster when every minute matters. Twenty five years ago, one van change my life. Today, we’re believing one van for TMWL can help us change thousands more. If your a dealership, individual or corporation that would like to partner with The More We Love, we would be incredibly honored to connect. You can reach me directly at: kristine@themorewelove.org Be Someone’s Constant. 💛 themorewelove.org

"We all could do this, but we choose not to because we have souls." @jasonrantz and @ChristopherHahn sound off on the dehumanizing discourse being spread by the Left after Senator Lindsey Graham's tragic death.

Gov. Tim Walz tried to keep a child rap*st from being deported. Why in the world would he do that? Why don't Democrats make any distinction between your "friends and neighbors" who are in this country illegally and those who are committing horrible crimes?

Alas, Mr. Congressman, I'm not lying. And I started this line of questioning assuming you were telling the truth. I've written long essays on extremist Israeli violence in the West Bank. I know it happens. I was ready, at first glance, to believe it happened here. But it didn't. This wasn't Israeli violence. This was agitprop for your American audiences. I said explicitly that I'm not familiar with the details of that area. It took a lot of effort for JPost to find out what it found out -- which was that it was a closed military zone only recently opened. But if you'd coordinated your visit with Israeli authorities, this would have been sorted out from the start. Those soldiers weren't angry or aggressive, they seemed mostly just confused about the status of the area and how to handle your visit. Because, you know, there was no coordination. JPost suggests all that in the article you yourself shared. And what of the violence? Your group had cameras -- a professional photographer and at least one bodycam -- yet you've produced no evidence that I've seen of the violence you claim to have experienced. Remember that you claimed the violence was sufficient to demand that Netanyahu order the prosecution of those soldiers. I've seen that sort of violence before; if you produce that footage, I'll join your demand for prosecution. That's not rhetoric. I really will, wholeheartedly. But if you don't, I think it's safe to assume you blew up a small inconvenience caused by your own refusal to talk to Israelis. In a similar vein, you used the word "detained" as if you were unlawfully held against your will -- and hide behind its second meaning, that you were a bit delayed in driving forward into the area. The first is on the spectrum of kidnapping crimes, the second is the sort of problem you'd encounter at the entrance to a federal building as you search your pockets for an ID. Which was it? Anyway, you were angling for some domestic political brownie points, and congratulations, you got 'em.

TONIGHT at 10pm | @NewsNation Remembering Senator Lindsey Graham, his principles, and his unstoppable spirit. Plus, leftists continue to dehumanize their ideological opponents, a new report claims a former Iranian president was an Israeli asset, a wild weekend in sports, and more! ✅ @ChadConnelly ✅ @MattWhitlock ✅ @jasonrantz ✅ @ChristopherHahn ✅ @generalkellogg ✅ @ahopeweiner ✅ @TheGunzShow ✅ @ryanegorman

Pramila Jayapal caught lying about kids in Seattle immigration court to sell her open-borders panic, and her own Seattle Times link proves it seattlered.com/seattle-red/ja…

Clearview residents fight plan to add a second pot shop in rural Snohomish County seattlered.com/economy/clearv…

Ha! Very glad it all worked out. Thank you @jasonrantz for your assistance on @KatiePavlichNN.