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The real costs of COVID-19 school closures
This is the second in a three-part series considering the justifications, costs, and alternatives to continued unjustifiable school closures due …
Gov. Kate Brown Once Heralded Teachers, Now Holding Them Hostage with Condescending Mandates
“For more than a year, Gov. Kate Brown called our teachers heroes because it was politically expedient to put the …
Freedom Foundation Reacts to Inslee’s Latest Condescending Mandates
“We’re a year-and-a-half into this virus and Washingtonians just want to be left alone to go about their lives and …
Unjustifiable COVID-19 School Closures
This is the first in a three-part series considering the justifications, costs, and alternatives to continued unjustifiable school closures due …
Spare Us the Cleveland Teachers Union’s Doubletalk
The Cleveland Teachers Union (CTU) has done it again. Union leaders have spent nearly a year showing school children their …
Popular Oregon Restaurant Makes Case for Survival to TV Viewers
Casey’s Restaurant, a small, family-owned eatery in Klamath Falls, is very much like thousands of Oregon small businesses ordered to …
Death certificate analysis shows Washington’s COVID-19 death count remains inflated
(OLYMPIA, Wash.) — Seven months after a Freedom Foundation investigation showed it was inflating the number of COVID-19 fatalities in …
WA reduces COVID-19 deaths by 200; investigation suggests it’s still too high
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) recently announced it will subtract hundreds of deaths from its count of COVID-19 fatalities as a result of methodological improvements.
Gov. Jay Inslee, You Need to Take a Step Back
Mike Knick, the owner of Graham Fitness in Washington, made the courageous decision to keep his gym open in spite of the state’s COVID-19 lockdown orders because he knows physical fitness is critical for maintaining a healthy body and sound mind.
What About the COVID Death Count for Businesses?
“We are a community that likes to support our local businesses,” says Megan Baute. “And we have not been allowed to do that.”
