by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Mar 31, 2016
For 2016, Pam Roach is our Legislator of the Year — help us congratulate her The framed award reads: VOTERS WANT MORE CHOICES 2016 Legislator of the Year SENATOR PAM ROACHFor us, the highlight of the 2016...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Mar 30, 2016
Good news: I-1366’s passage stopped all tax hikes this year Bad news … I’m a glass-is-half-full-kind-of-guy. Always have been. So let’s highlight the good news first: thanks to all of you, I-1366 got on the ballot last year. Opponents...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Mar 23, 2016
Yesterday, I went to Hillary’s political rally at the Machinists’ Union Hall in Everett Like I said on Monday, I’m a major political junkie. So on Sunday, I went to Bernie Sanders’ political rally in Seattle. It was enormously fun. ...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Mar 21, 2016
I went to Bernie Sanders’ political rally in Seattle yesterday — my thoughts I love politics. I’m a political junkie through and through. For me, political events are like going to Woodstock in the 60’s. Since 1998, I’ve...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Mar 16, 2016
Yesterday’s I-1366 supreme court hearing — my thoughts Because I-1366 qualified for the ballot and passed last November, taxes won’t be increased this session. That is a huge accomplishment. The voters’ approval of I-1366 shows once again...
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