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RSS FeedMatt makes a rare second visit of the day to the John Curley Show to break the news that FIVE brand new tax proposals were just introduced on, fittingly, tax day... Including taxes on Tesla, increased capitol gains taxes and forcing corporations to pre-pay their taxes a year in advance or incur a 10% penalty
John & Matt discuss:
The latest on the gun permit bill
The debate "red card" mayhem yesterday
More new tax proposals
John gives his opinion on the controversial Armando Garcia case
Tensions are rising in Washington State as lawmakers and activists clash over a potential three percent increase to property taxes along with a taxpayer-funded slush fund for striking workers.
Jim Walsh joins The John Curley Show to discuss the first ever "red card debate stopper" being used THIS afternoon and tomorrow's rally in Olympia over looming property tax increases
A new proposal from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could block Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients from using benefits to buy junk food. Kennedy says that not only will the policy keep Americans healthy, but it could also reduce taxpayer spending.
Hot off the heals of his congressional testimony, Adams County Sheriff Dale Wagner joins John Curley to discuss his commitment to his heavily Hispanic community, being sued by AG Nick Brown, and the likelihood his case will be heard by the Supreme Court
Matt & John discuss:
Matt and John Discuss MORE tax proposals including flavored tobacco and social media companies
Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson joined The John Curley Show to discuss her personal perspective and experience with addiction, the problem with the harm reduction model, and a successful pilot program she launched in Seattle that gets addicts into real, high-end and high-success rate treatment centers that have been previously unaffordable