Kincaid for Congress – Washington’s 1st District

A year ago I called Olympus Spa the hill I was willing to die on. I wrote about a Korean owned women's spa in Lynnwood. Forced by the state to let biological males into a nude, women only space. I also mentioned almost in passing.  A lawsuit by a former inmate named Mozzy Clark who alleged she was repeatedly sexually assaulted. By a male inmate housed at the Washington Corrections Center for Women (WCCW) after he told the state he identified as a woman. That was not a passing detail. It was a preview. On April 27, 2026 the America First Policy Institute filed a federal lawsuit.  Against the Washington Department of Corrections and Secretary Tim Lang. 0n behalf of Fair for All, Inc. and a 28 year old WCCW inmate named Faith Booher-Smith. The complaint alleges that on August 7, 2025  Booher-Smith was attacked from behind in the prison cafeteria by Christopher Williams. A six foot four male inmate convicted of a child sex offense. Who had been transferred to WCCW under...

Statement -- Kincaid for Congress -- Washington's 1st District -- 2026 Background Checks for All Taxpayer Funded Housing Facilities The Housing First model has no system to detect residents with active warrants. That is not a policy gap. It is a public safety failure. And a 15 year old girl paid the price. According to Seattle news reports. A 15 year old girl was waiting for the bus at the Northgate transit stop when Joshua V. Kowalczewski age 36. Rode up on a bicycle, asked her age, told her she was attractive. Then threatened her and forced her into nearby woods. Where police say he sexually assaulted her. Kowalczewski has been arrested and charged. And is being held on $1 million bail.  The reason this case has drawn public attention is his record. According to KIRO 7 . Kowalczewski had 28 arrests and 13 convictions spanning 19 years. And 9 active warrants across 5 jurisdictions at the time of the arrest. Reporting indicates 46 warrants have been issued against him s...

Updated July 2026. A wrongful death lawsuit reported this month has confirmed what this post argued in March. The full timeline of the failure is now a matter of public record. There was public outrage when Cordell Goosby was found not guilty by reason of insanity and sent to a psychiatric hospital instead of prison. Before addressing that two things need to be said. Some of that outrage is racially motivated. The instinct to send a Black man to prison rather than seek treatment. Had the perpetrator been white. Many of those same voices would not react so strongly. That applies to some people not all. Now let's turn to those whose outrage is genuine and not rooted in racial bias. To those people. I say your outrage is misplaced. It should not be focused on where Cordell Goosby was sent. It should be focused on the fact that the deaths of Eina Kwon and her unborn daughter Evelyn could have been prevented. I believe those deaths could have been prevented. And that is where our en...

For Immediate Release Kincaid Endorses IL26-638 and IL26-001, Calls on Washington Voters to Vote YES in November Redmond, Washington — 3-21-2026 Today Kincaid announced full support for two Washington state ballot initiatives   IL26-638 , Protecting Fairness in Girls’ Sports , and IL26-001 , Strengthen Communication Between Parents and Schools   and is urging voters statewide to vote YES on both measures this November. “These initiatives are about fairness, transparency, and the fundamental rights of families. I’m proud to support them both, and I’m asking Washington voters to do the same.” Standing Up for Girls in Sports Kincaid expressed strong support for IL26-638, arguing that fairness in school athletics must be protected. “Title IX opened doors for generations of female athletes. Those protections need to mean something. No girl should lose a scholarship, ...

Apps like Citizen and others are revealing something that too many families in this district do not realize. A significant number of registered sex offenders live throughout our communities. Many of them in close proximity to schools, parks and places where children gather every day. Parents deserve straightforward access to accurate information. They deserve public safety policies that genuinely reduce risk . Not policies designed around the comfort of offenders or the avoidance of difficult conversations. This page is about both. What the data shows and what Washington's law currently allows. How we compare to other states and what needs to change. The Problem: Washington's Protections Expire When the Risk Does Not Many states restrict high risk sex offenders from residing within a defined distance of schools, parks, daycare centers, playgrounds, bus stops, and other child focused facilities. These buffer zones typically range from 500 to 2,500 feet depending on the s...

  For Immediate Release Contact: Kincaid for Congress Website: kincaidforcongress.com Date: February 6, 2026 Press Release  ·  WA-01 Kincaid: Protecting Women's Sports and Sex Based Privacy in Washington's 1st District Press statement from Kincaid for Congress — WA-01 Women and girls are entitled to fair athletic competition, physical safety and personal privacy in sex segregated environments. These protections are grounded in long standing principles of equality and security. Upholding them is both a matter of basic fairness and of maintaining public trust in the institutions that serve women and girls. This effort is not about exclusion. It is about establishing clear, consistent standards that safeguard women's opportunities, dignity and rights. Policy Priorities 1. Ensuring Fairness in Women's and Girls' Sports Women's sports exist to promote equitable athletic competition and to preserve the opportunities  schol...

The System Failed And an Innocent Woman Paid the Price The Tragic Case of Bethany MaGee, Lawrence Reed and Why We Must Reform Civil Commitment Laws When violent repeat offenders are allowed to roam freely despite decades of documented warning signs. Innocent people are left playing Russian roulette simply by going about their daily lives. We must bring back long term psychiatric care. We must reform civil commitment laws. And we must stop pretending that what we are doing is working. Just months after Iryna Zarutska was randomly stabbed in the neck and killed on a train in North Carolina. Another horrifying attack occurred this time on a train in Chicago. According to federal prosecutors. On November 17, 2025  Bethany MaGee a 26 year old woman. Was riding the CTA Blue Line and looking at her phone when Lawrence Reed age 50. Approached her without provocation. Poured a flammable liquid on her and set her on fire. She survived critical injuries burns to more than half her bod...

Three Crises, Three Solutions: A Smarter Strategy to End Homelessness "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results." By that standard America's approach to homelessness has lost its mind. We spend more every year. The crisis gets worse every year. The problem is not a lack of money and it is not a lack of compassion. It is that we keep applying one solution to three completely different problems. Homelessness is not one crisis. It is three  addiction, severe mental illness and economic hardship. Each one demands a different response. Until our policy matches the cause to the cure nothing will change. Decades of Failure Billions Spent For decades  agencies from HUD down to county programs have spent billions to fight homelessness. The spending goes up. The promises pile up. The encampments keep growing. Why? Because most of our programs rest on a theory that does not survive contact with reality. That if a thousand people are home...

Nurse Assault Prevention and Accountability Act of 2027 Protecting the People Who Take Care of Us Overview Protecting the People Who Protect Us Every day across America, nurses, certified nursing assistants (CNAs) and frontline healthcare workers walk into hospitals, clinics and long term care facilities not knowing whether they will be respected or threatened spat on, shoved or worse. They are not asking for praise. They are asking for protection. According to recent data nearly three out of four workplace violence incidents in the private sector occur in healthcare settings. Seventy five percent. Nurses are punched. CNAs are attacked. Emergency room staff are threatened not just during pandemics. But during routine shifts in everyday hospitals in everyday America. And yet in many states. If someone assaults a nurse throws a punch, delivers a slap or spits in their face. There may be no serious consequences whatsoever. In too many places. It is treated as a minor misdemeanor ...