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Washington Democrats are once again looking to squeeze more money out of taxpayers, pushing , which would raise the property tax cap from 1% to 3%. If passed, this would funnel an estimated $1.8 billion into state coffers.

Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, isn鈥檛 buying claims from Democrats that this legislation is necessary. On “The Jason Rantz Show” on KTTH, he blasted the proposal as yet another attempt to burden working families without addressing the real problem: out-of-control spending.

鈥淥ur state revenues continue to grow, and without any new taxes this year, our revenue over the next four years will grow by another $4 to $5 billion,鈥� Corry said. 鈥淜ing County Executive Dow Constantine talking about, ‘Well, here’s what we’re going to have to cut.’ It is all disingenuous fear mongering. It鈥檚 the laziest form of running a government for the people because it preys on people鈥檚 lack of information.鈥�

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“The Jason Rantz Show” on KTTH exclusively reported that Constantine’s planned budget for 2026-2027 included over $85 million cuts to public safety.

Corry also pointed out the hypocrisy of Democrats, who claim to oppose regressive taxes but continue pushing policies that disproportionately hurt working-class families.

鈥淭his is just another regressive tax. It鈥檚 going to hurt working families,鈥� he warned. 鈥淎nd I hear from my colleagues in Olympia all the time, ‘Our taxes are regressive. Our taxes are regressive. It hurts poor and working Washingtonians.’ Well, that’s exactly what this will do.”

With Democrats holding the majority in Olympia, Corry expects the bill to pass unless voters make their voices heard. He urged Washingtonians to pressure moderate Democrats who may be on the fence, reminding them that responsible budgeting鈥攏ot endless tax increases鈥攊s the answer.

Listen to the conversation below.

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