Ferguson, Trump
Ferguson vows to work with federal government when possible despite 'chaotic start' to Trump administration
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson vowed Thursday that he would continue to work with the second Trump administration when priorities align. He said, however, that the president is "showing very little inclination in working with states who do not agree with his worldview.
Ferguson to President Trump: ‘You’re making it tough, really tough’
One month after his inauguration, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson held his second press conference on Thursday to discuss the state’s response to President Donald Trump’s flurry of executive orders and provide an update on related federal funding impacts.
The governor was joined by Attorney General Nick Brown, DCYF Secretary Tana Senn, Commerce Secretary Joe Nguyen and other ...
Ferguson said the state of Washington is ready to fight President Trump on everything from deportations to protecting ...
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson wants to slash government spending by 6%. He calculates this will save roughly $1.8 billion in ...
Washington’s budget is already in a tight spot, and Democratic state officials say Trump’s federal spending cuts could make ...
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The governor said Washington State is prepared to fight Trump's policies to protect Washingtonians. (KING 5 News) ...
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson addresses federal funding concerns and his willingness to work with President Donald Trump.
Their salaries are set every two years by the Washington Citizens Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials.
Early in his term, Gov. Bob Ferguson has broken from decades of tradition by declining to take questions from reporters at ...
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson vowed Thursday that he would continue to work with the second Trump administration when ...
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