by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Dec 28, 2017
I’m really disappointed: we didn’t collect enough voter signatures for our $30 Tabs Initiative to qualify Despite months of hard work and effort by a lot of great people, I’m really disappointed to announce that we didn’t make it. Even though...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Dec 26, 2017
Last day to turn in signatures is this Friday, mail in what ya got If you’ve still got $30 tabs initiative petitions, mail them to Spokane right away (the address appears on the back of every petition — Voters Want More Choices, PO Box 18250, Spokane, WA,...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Dec 22, 2017
It’s Tim’s 52nd birthday today — here’s Christmas card from my family to yours I’ve had 52 years of life and I’m ready for 52 more. Other than being a husband and a father, there’s nothing I’m more proud of than being a...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Dec 20, 2017
Best thing I did all year — I took my daughter hunting I grew up in Yakima and so a lot of my friends were hunters. I never was but I was always intrigued with it. In 2011, a really good friend of mine — Roy — took me and my two sons hunting for...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Dec 18, 2017
Rick Walther’s hard work getting sigs for $30 tabs is inspiring — keep going everyone!! I’m truly inspired by Rick Walther. I met him in person a few months ago when he turned over 1000+ signatures for our $30 Tabs Initiative. Back then, we met in...
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