April 18, 2008 - 4:00pm
This Week on PolitickerWA.com
By Evan WeinbergerGregoire had a good week.
Rossi revealed a “green streak.”
Challengers out-raised incumbents.
Democrats made a late push to keep the Sonics.
The new primary rules were revealed.
And Reed hoped everyone understood them.
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