Sometimes when we look at big numbers, our eyes glaze over. At a certain point, the numbers are so big and unfathomable that they don’t even seem real. This is often the case when talking state budget numbers. So how do we make it all make sense? I’m glad you asked! This video takes a look...Read more here

The Supreme Court of the United States of America heard arguments in the lawsuits against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare. In response, the Freedom Foundation held a conversation on the Supreme Court arguments and the forseeable impacts of Obamacare. We had...Read more here

Trent England talks about 3 things that happened during this legislative session and 5 things you can do about it this year!

Secretary of State candidates Jim Kastama (D-Puyallup) and Kim Wyman (R-Olympia) faced off last night in Vancouver, WA at a forum hosted by the Freedom Foundation and the COUV.COM.

In this episode of the Get Free Podcast, we hit Obamacare head-on with our 3 biggest concerns about the Affordable Care Act. Whether you are a supporter of the health insurance reform legislation or not, you need to be thinking about these three considerations.

For years, the Freedom Foundation has provided high-quality resources for citizens to gain knowledge and insights about the basic ideas that underlie a free society and free markets. That work inspired our friends at the State Policy Network to launch “We the People,” a new national program...Read more here

It’s a problem with all government spending: the easiest thing to know are the stated intentions of the politicians, followed by the direct results of the spending. But what’s all too invisible are the consequences of the taxation (now, or in the future as a result of deficit spending)....Read more here

They say it will stimulate the economy. They claim they’re building infrastructure. But are they? Or does a lot of supposed “stimulus” go to pay bureaucrats to push papers, write reports, and even slow building down and drive prices up?

One of the “economic stimulus” plans floating around in Olympia seems, well, a little fishy. Before you swallow Olympia’s claims, check the fine print. Stimulus plans that supposedly fund infrastructure may be providing bigger culverts for fish rather than better roads or ports for private...Read more here

Many Americans care about the issues our country faces, but are tired of political games. How can our country get past politics as usual?