Politics, government and influence in Washington State.
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Veteran political journalist, recovering hired communications gun, writing about politics, government and the influence thereof in Washington State.
Poynter-Koch Media 2020 Fellow, graduate of the University of Washington, with bylines throughout the Pacific Northwest, reporting for The Washington Observer on politics and public policy in Washington state. more
Journalist covering healthcare and education for the Washington Observer. Former health, north county reporter for The Tribune in San Luis Obispo, CA.
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