Greg Jayne
The Columbian
Vancouver, WA, United States
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Jayne: ilani a rising tide that lifts all boats
It all comes back to the quote. → Read More
Jayne: Capital gains a taxing issue
If you are neither a lawyer nor an economist nor somebody who is likely to earn a $250,000 profit from the sale of stocks in a given year, the kerfuffle over Washington’s capital gains tax might be confusing. → Read More
Jayne: Keeping up with Joneses costly
It’s a beauty contest of sorts, with local governments combing their hair and taking a close look in the mirror and dressing to the nines. → Read More
Jayne: Perez ties up issue’s loose end
Weeks before she is sworn into office, congresswoman-to-be Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has her first legislative victory — sort of. → Read More
Jayne: Trump’s Big Lie easy to judge
It is a good idea. → Read More
Jayne: Conservatives off-base with IRS
Given the strident political dogma of modern times and the easily spread lies of the misinformation age, this shouldn’t be surprising. Yet, it is. → Read More
Jayne: Will GOP voters support Perez?
For Republicans in Southwest Washington, it is a conundrum. → Read More
Jayne: Kent, GOP playing with fire
That escalated quickly. → Read More
Jayne: Bill Russell’s lessons resonate
Even after 14 years, the wisdom remains fresh. Pearls such as “There are no ‘other people’s children’ in the United States of America.” → Read More
Jayne: Give thanks for top-two primary
With the Washington primary drawing near, it is time to give thanks. → Read More
Jayne: Roe ruling goes beyond choice
It was an epiphany. → Read More
Jayne: The tyranny of the minority
We will be told between now and November, persistently and passionately, that elections have consequences. That voting matters. That this is the most important election of our lives. → Read More
Jayne: Birthdate key for kids’ success
On Thursday, Jimmy Butler scored 32 points as the Miami Heat eliminated the Philadelphia 76ers from the NBA playoffs. → Read More
Jayne: Getting on track toward the light
I am, tepidly, moving toward the light, yet remain encumbered by confusion, doubt and uncertainty. → Read More
Jayne: What’s next for Temple Lentz?
Is Temple Lentz running for Congress? → Read More
Jayne: ‘Crying Indian’ ad still rings true
Driving our youngest to school the other morning, I came across a DJ on the radio talking about the “most influential commercials of all time.” → Read More
Jayne: Sacrifice for common good
Sitting at a coffee shop, sipping on hot chocolate and pondering how to begin this column, I had a revelation. → Read More
Jayne: Sports puts the real in reality TV
The favorite stumbled, bumbled, fell and was relegated to tears. The silver medalist screamed and cried in anger. The gold medalist, champion of the marquee event at the Winter Olympics, appeared forlorn while longing for somebody to hug. → Read More
Jayne: Finding the limit to being woke
To be honest, I try to be woke as much as possible. While the phrase itself has become a pejorative and a target for scorn in conservative media circles, it seems that being woke is better than being asleep or oblivious or uninformed. → Read More
Jayne: Red Lion at Quay stirs memories
For visitors, a city typically is defined by the things they can see. Unique buildings or landmarks or public spaces create visuals that linger in the mind, providing the dominant details of a particular excursion. → Read More