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Catherine Rampell: The Evergreen State just rejected the Green Wave. Will it ever wash ashore?

In this June 6, 2018 photo, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee waits to speak at South Seattle College in Seattle during a news conference. Inslee, a two-term Democratic governor and former congressman, is likely best known outside the state for his focus on climate issues and renewable energy, but lately he's getting notice for a different role: an adversary to President Donald Trump. And while he's aware of the 2020 presidential chatter that includes his name, Inslee steers conversations on that topic to other elections. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)

In this June 6, 2018 photo, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee waits to speak at South Seattle College in Seattle during a news conference. Inslee, a two-term Democratic governor and former congressman, is likely best known outside the state for his focus on climate issues and renewable energy, but lately he's getting notice for a different role: an adversary to President Donald Trump. And while he's aware of the 2020 presidential chatter that includes his name, Inslee steers conversations on that topic to other elections. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)