Jim Camden is a Correspondent at The Spokesman-Review. He specializes in political reporting and state government issues, with a keen focus on social issues, voter dynamics, and the interplay between the GOP and DNC. Jim's work has been featured in Yahoo News, The Columbian, and NewsBreak, among others.
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By: Jim Camden
Gov. Jay Inslee looks back on 12 years in office.
By: Jim Camden
Christmas can be a tough time for political columnists. Not only do readers tend to skip heavy political news that could shake them out of the holiday spirit, but it's almost impossible to track down political sources in the week before Dec. 25 who aren't so full of eggnog that they can't say anything more intelligible than, “Ho, ho, ho!”
Spin Control takes advantage of the last Sunday of December to prognosticate the year ahead. Or as Bullwinkle J. Moose used to say when looking into his crystal ball: “Eenie, meenie, chili beanie…”
By: Jim Camden
As president, Jimmy Carter visited Spokane to celebrate one if its best environmental achievements of the last century and to offer help after one of its worst environmental disasters.
By: Jim Camden
Not so with state lawmakers, who, even before the 2025 Washington Legislature convenes on Jan. 13, have proposed several changes to state election law.
By: Jim Camden
The Legislature convenes Monday with the state facing a $12 billion budget shortfall over the next four years and major changes in the leadership in the executive branch of Washington government.
The Legislature has convened with the state facing a $12 billion budget shortfall over the next four years and major changes in the leadership in the executive branch of Washington government.
By: Jim Camden
By Jim Camden For The Spokesman-Review With celebrations marking the start of a new Legislature with a new governor capturing most
By Jim Camden For The Spokesman-Review The proclamation of a “golden age of America” by President Donald Trump in his inaugural address Monday was initially pretty exciting.
The proclamation of a “golden age of America” by President Donald Trump in his inaugural address last week was initially pretty exciting.
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