Girls’ Sports and Parents’ Rights Are On The Ballot In This Deep Blue State
This November, voters in Washington State will vote on three initiatives that would restore parents’ rights, protect girls’ sports, and repeal the income tax. “They’re so common sense that it’s hard to find anyone who disagrees with them,”
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This November, voters in Washington State will vote on three initiatives that would restore parents’ rights, protect girls’ sports, and repeal the income tax. “They’re so common sense that it’s hard to find anyone who disagrees with them,” Washington State Rep.
Joel McEntire, a Republican, told The Daily Wire. “So naturally, the Democrats, because this ...
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