Sure. But even if it clears its multiple hurdles (I-645, an inevitable WA Supreme Court challenge), we still have to find a way to make the 2027-29 biennial budget work for public education.

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School closures are happening all over the US, but I've been mostly following WA ones. Here's an update from Olympia, where their local reps also say, "sorry no money in the budget." The legislature will not save SPS. The next biennial budget is going to be ROUGH. www.theolympian.com/news/local/a...

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Yes. To me, the weird anti 130th talk feels like a version of the flashlight lady at school board meetings lately - the time to object was AGES ago and it’s tiresome now

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Someone found incompetent in a criminal proceeding for a violent crime should have their case converted to a civil commitment or a guardianship, whichever better fits the facts, not simply released without any further action. That's a system failure. People do in fact have a right not to be stabbed.

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This is an absurd point of view. If someone is prone to randomly violently assaulting people, especially children, then something has to be done. If we’re going to allow refusal of medication in that case, fine, but then he gets involuntarily committed indefinitely. This would not be an abuse of

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