by Tim Eyman | Jun 28, 2019
With Volunteer Signature Drives Like This One, It All Boils Down To What Comes In At The End. Being an initiative sponsor requires being both a rah-rah cheerleader but also a demanding coach for the team.Here’s Tim, rah-rah cheerleader: I’ve never seen...
by Tim Eyman | Jun 26, 2019
When We Qualify I-1648, There Won’t Be Advisory Votes On Each Of The 11 New Taxes. It’ll Be One Vote In 2007, 2010, 2012, and 2015, the voters passed several of our tax initiatives and each one required an automatic advisory vote on any new taxes created...
by Tim Eyman | Jun 25, 2019
JOIN US. Entire 1648 Team Turning In Petitions Fri, July 5, 2 Pm @ SecState Office In Olympia There’s no way to get 320,000 signatures in 6 weeks. Not without tons of money and tons of paid petitioners.It can’t be done. It’s impossible.But a 4 minute...
by Tim Eyman | Jun 24, 2019
12 Days Left To Make History — 12 Days To Kill Off 11 Tax Hikes Costing $27 Billion! Help Us. When asking someone to sign a petition, what’s the most important thing to do? Smile. Make eye contact and w/ a smile, ask them this:”Hey there, have you...
by Tim Eyman | Jun 20, 2019
16 Days To Kill Off $27 Billion In Higher Taxes – Term Limits On New Taxes Initiative Needs You! Our initiative has inspired the greatest grassroots signature drive in Washington state history!! Why?Because people are PISSED!! 11 tax increases? $27 billion in...
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