Seattle Red 🎙

🚨🚨Google's algorithm buries conservative news. Here's how to get around it.

Tap "Follow on Google News" at the top of any SeattleRed.com article, and our stories show up in your feed, not theirs. Done? Comment "FOLLOWED" so we know it worked.

seattlered.com/seattle-red/ja…

Chris Reykdal won't seek a fourth term as Washington's schools chief in 2028 — but he's leaving the door open to another office. Flat math scores despite a 39% spending jump, a Title IX investigation, and voters passing I-638 anyway.

seattlered.com/seattle-red/ja…

Brian Heywood is done covering for Washington's biggest businesses. Microsoft and the Bellevue Chamber stayed silent while voters kept the income tax — and he's warning them they're next on the menu.

His side was outspent 10-to-1, mostly by public unions. The corporations with the most to lose never showed up.

But his harshest words weren't for Microsoft. They were for the Chamber:

seattlered.com/taxes/heywood-…

What did they do — or refuse to do — that earned it?

Brian Heywood just floated a $150-an-hour minimum wage for Seattle — seven times what businesses pay today. Over $300,000 a year for a full-time worker.

He calls it a joke, sort of. It's also a warning shot. And he paired it with a head tax on large corporations.

Who he's really aiming at:

seattlered.com/politics/heywo…

Is $150 an hour the right message to send?

Portland just voted 12-0 to strip concealed carry rights in City Hall — disarming the citizens who did everything right, from background checks to licensing.

Less than two weeks after an armed parent stopped a school shooter in Bend.

And one Portland councilor's own proposal makes the whole thing even more outrageous:

seattlered.com/gun-rights/por…

Should Seattle be allowed to copy this?