The Fix Washington Podcast is back with Caucus Chair Peter Abbarno and Rep. Ed Orcutt in Kalama. The 20th District representatives break down the damaging tax increases passed by Democrats this year and share how House Republicans plan to fight for taxpayers and fiscal responsibility in the year ahead.

Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, sits down with Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, to sound the alarm on the need for transparency and accountability on the multi-billion dollar I-5 Bridge Replacement Project. The pair also discuss the massive tax increases passed by the majority party in 2025, including the new gas tax that is already hitting Washingtonians at the pump and exacerbating Washington's affordability crisis in what has become a death by a thousand cuts.

On Sine Die, House Republican Deputy Leader and 15th District Rep. Chris Corry sits down with Hanna Scott for a post-session wrap up, including a breakdown of the largest tax increase in state history pushed through by the Democratic majority in 2025.

The Clark County Episode! This week, 17th District Rep. David Stuebe, R-Washougal, and 18th District Rep. John Ley, R-Battle Ground, join Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia to discuss the massive tax increases being proposed by majority Democrats and the devastating impact they could have on the American Dream here in Washington state.

Rep. Deb Manjarrez, R-Wapato, gets fired up about parental rights and Washington's affordability crisis as she sits down with guest host and House Republican Caucus Chair, Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, to catch up on the big issues in the 2025 session. Manjarrez shares details on bills she and other House Republicans proposed to provide relief to Washingtonians struggling with the high costs of goods and services that were rejected by majority Democrats. She also shares her serious concerns for families as the majority party continues its efforts to gut the parental bill of rights passed just last year.

Guest Host Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, sits down with Rep. Joe Schmick, R-Colfax, the ranking Republican on the House Health Care & Wellness Committee to talk about the state's drug and mental health crisis and what Democrats are doing this session that will increase the cost of health insurance premiums.

Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, joins Hanna to breakdown the harmful budget proposals from Democrats, including the largest tax increase in state history.

Hanna Scott is joined by 4th District Rep. Suzanne Schmidt, R-Spokane Valley, to discuss Senate Bill 5041, a bill that would give striking workers up to 12 weeks of unemployment benefits. Schmidt, who serves as the ranking Republican on the House Labor and Workforce Standards Committee, shares what the bill could mean for Washington businesses and schools. Schmidt, who serves as the assistant ranking Republican on the House Transportation Committee also shares her insights on a bill that creates a Road Usage Charge, or pay-per-mile program for Washington state drivers and what it could mean for your wallet should it make it to the governor's desk.