Seattle Won the Super Bowl, but Its Economy Has Gone from Boom to Gloom
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Started February 10, 2026
It’s time for Washington State’s voters to wake up to the dangers that progressive lawmakers pose
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Seattle Won the Super Bowl, but Its Economy Has Gone from Boom to Gloom
National Review (United States) | Feb 09, 2026
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Progressive lawmakers have stifled Seattle's economy, leading to a decline that voters must recognize and address urgently.
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Economic fluctuations are complex; attributing Seattle's issues solely to progressivism oversimplifies broader market dynamics.
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Critics of progressivism often neglect to consider the social benefits that accompany these policies, which can also drive economic growth.
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The narrative of economic decline in Seattle overlooks the city's resilience and potential for recovery through progressive policies.
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Voters should prioritize accountability among lawmakers, regardless of their political affiliations, to ensure responsible economic governance.
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