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Patty Murray

Patty Murray

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Oct 31, 2026

Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
5:13
Further north, there's a different take on changing clocks.
Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
5:16
My state, where it is often dark earlier than 4 p.m. in the winter, has made it abundantly clear we want permanent daylight saving time, Senator Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington, said.
Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
5:27
The Senate did pass the Sunshine Protection Act four years ago, but it went nowhere in the House.
Nancy ChurchillNARRATOR
5:32
Today, Senate supporters face two procedural hurdles.
Libby DenkmannCORRESPONDENT
6:57
That includes Governor Ferguson, U.S.
Libby DenkmannCORRESPONDENT
6:59
Senator Patty Murray, Representative Pramila Jayapal.
Libby DenkmannCORRESPONDENT
7:03
Let's go Washington's I-638 polling, which is just a snapshot.
Libby DenkmannCORRESPONDENT
7:08
We should always say that about polls.
Sam BushmanHOST
22:16
They say that moving to the smaller space will save like $5 million a year.
Sam BushmanHOST
22:21
And Democratic Senators Patty Murray and Tammy Baldwin are urging McMahon not to spend the money, calling it wasteful.
Sam BushmanHOST
22:29
And my question is, if we're getting rid of the education department, why do we need to move to smaller digs? And why do we need furniture at all, doctor?
Scott BradleyGUEST
22:37
Well, those are very valid questions, but I'm wondering what they're getting for $45,000 or whatever the number
Ali VitaliHOST
44:42
A senior official at the Education Department said the costs included a new desk, conference table, chairs and other items.
Ali VitaliHOST
44:48
After this article was published, Democratic Senators Patty Murray of Washington and Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin sent a letter to Secretary McMahon urging her to reconsider this wasteful purchase, they said.
Ali VitaliHOST
44:59
In response to questions about this, a spokesperson for the Education Department said, quote, Believe it or not, just like in the private sector, new federal offices need places to sit, write and meet.
Ali VitaliHOST
45:09
If they're trying to shutter this agency, why are they spending this money? And also, this is the kind of thing that has taken down other cabinet secretaries in the past, or at least the cabinet secretaries have tried to play defense on.
Peter LawrenceHOST
18:53
Her office.
Peter LawrenceHOST
18:55
Democratic Senators Patty Murray of Washington and Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin wrote in a letter to McMahon that it is unjustifiable to buy new furniture while students lose access to education services.
Peter LawrenceHOST
19:07
You are illegally dismantling and suffer from painful funding cups that were not authorized by Congress.
Peter LawrenceHOST
19:16
A senior official at the Education Department, whose staff had been gutted during Trump's second term, said that the roughly $43,000 in costs, including a new desk, conference table, chairs, and other items, the department informed lawmakers that existing furniture can't be aesthetically integrated in the agency's new office space.
Amy WheelerGUEST
41:13
are so many that I would just like off the top of my head.
Amy WheelerGUEST
41:17
I know how much Patty Murray does in affordable housing and home ownership in Washington, and she has a place on Whidbey.
Margaret CroomHOST
41:25
I know.
Amy WheelerGUEST
41:26
And I would love to meet with her because I feel like- Well,
Margaret CroomHOST
41:29
I'll let you know, Patty Murray.
Margaret CroomHOST
41:31
Keep contact.
Margaret CroomHOST
41:32
I would love to have her on the podcast.
Julie SchroederGUEST
53:49
And I was formerly very involved advocating for Gulf War health during the 2000s with Denise and so many other people.
Julie SchroederGUEST
53:58
And I've worked very closely with Patty Murray's office in Washington state where I then resided.
Julie SchroederGUEST
54:03
And in 2005, Senator Murray introduced legislation that would remove the seven year arbitrary timeline for connection for ball board revenues.
Julie SchroederGUEST
54:14
Reason being, there were so many, there were over 500 of us at one time in a Yahoo group.
Stephen PiepgrassHOST
1:23
Lindsay is a principal in our Troutman Strategies group with over two decades of experience in Washington, D.C., working closely with policymakers, congressional staff, and federal officials on the issues that matter most to her clients.
Stephen PiepgrassHOST
1:35
Jason, meanwhile, brings more than 15 years of experience on Capitol Hill, including senior roles with Senators John Fetterman, Patty Murray, and Mark Begich.
Stephen PiepgrassHOST
1:44
where he managed major legislative teams, led judicial selection in high-stakes negotiations, and advised on voting rights and crisis response at the highest levels of government.
Stephen PiepgrassHOST
1:56
Lindsay and Jason, thank you for joining me today.
Apoorva MandavilliGUEST
5:07
Some of them were called back because there was pushback from Congress or pushback from local politicians or, you know, politicians in specific states.
Apoorva MandavilliGUEST
5:14
For example, Patty Murray in Washington state really made a big fuss about some of the people who were laid off from the Spokane office.
Apoorva MandavilliGUEST
5:21
And so some of those people were called back.
Apoorva MandavilliGUEST
5:24
But, you know, some people had already moved.
Libby DenkmannHOST
6:27
That includes Governor Ferguson, U.S.
Libby DenkmannHOST
6:29
Senator Patty Murray, Representative Pramila Jayapal.
Libby DenkmannHOST
6:32
Let's go Washington's I-638 polling, which is just a snapshot.
Libby DenkmannHOST
6:37
We should always say that about polls.

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