John Braun

Two, vote for Initiative six forty-five.

Three, vote for John Braun for Congress in Washington's third congressional district.

Four, vote for Representative David Stubbe in Legislative District seventeen.

Sit down with your daughters and sons, pull out the ballot and show them why these choices matter.

Initiative six forty-five restores the original purpose of Title IX by keeping biological males out of girls' sports.

John Braun has made clear that allowing boys in girls' sports is unfair and wrong.

David Stubbe's opponent, Darina Perez, has publicly stated she does not support Initiative six forty-five and will not protect girls' sports.

This is the simplest, most private way every parent can lead by example.

Separately, auditor candidate Eileen Quiring O'Brien filed a formal ethics complaint against sitting auditor Greg Kimsey with the Clark County Ethics Review Commission, alleging conflicts of interest and unlawful legal threats.

Tuesday's KATU-TV debate between Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and State Senator Jon Braun drew sharp reactions at the Clark County Republican Party watch party.

Braun called Gluesenkamp Perez's reference to the death of one of his employees "a new low for Marie" and demanded an apology.

The candidates also drew a clear contrast on biological males competing in girls' sports, an issue directly tied to a situation at Camas High School.

I, I enjoy hearing people's perspectives on the, the news.

Oh, well, Sean Swope says, "Lewis County, let's send John Braun to Congress." Well, if Swope says it, my mind is made up.

[laughs] I, I, I really thought-

Was he at the-

... uh, I, I f- you know, I, I have this feeling.

I mean, John will [laughs] John will clarify, um, when he hears this, 'cause I might be wrong about this.

I don't wanna besmirch Aaron Judge.

But I thought I remembered there was something where Aaron Judge, like, did some hangout with Trump that wasn't kind of that obligatory thing.

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... something that's never been done in baseball before.

But instead you're just, jaw is on the table because the Do- It's just like, so, like, when John inevitably writes to me after the show today-

[laughs]

I know, I, I know we talked about this one a little extensively last time, the Washington 3rd seat.

Uh, Cook has moved this one from a toss-up to a lean D. Marie Goulkamp Perez, the Democrat incumbent, versus John Braun.

I told you we have some viewers that are very big John Braun fans.

This one's lean D.

You actually moved this to a toss-up last time.

They get to see private data that I don't see.

Uh, the, again, as a...

In the all-party primary, John Braun did not do very well.

This story was written by Ken Vance with ClarkCountyToday.com. During Tuesday's live televised debate between third Congressional District candidates Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and John Braun, the issue of biological males participating in girls' and women's sports was addressed.

The issue is currently before Washington voters in the November 3rd general election in the form of Initiative 638.

A spotlight on the issue has also been focused on Clark County due to the presence of a biological male competing for the Camas High School girls' cross country team after beginning the season on the boys' team.