by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Jan 26, 2016
SJR 8211 passes Senate committee — every single Democrat disrespected their constituents We have some really exciting news: the Senate Majority Coalition Caucus is fast-tracking SJR 8211, the proposed 2/3-for-taxes constitutional amendment. SJR 8211 was...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Jan 22, 2016
Don’t get mad, get even — here’s the latest Jack, Mike, and I are furious. Whenever our opponents (the politicians, the judges, the media) insult the voters’ intelligence, we pretty much lose it. But we firmly believe in the adage: ...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Jan 20, 2016
Lawyer for 1366 opponents: “We just don’t know why voters enacted this initiative.” KIRO’s news story perfectly summarized yesterday’s court hearing on 1366: “It all hinges on whether voters knew what they were doing.” ...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Jan 18, 2016
Lots happening this week regarding I-1366 — here’s the scoop For 2 1/2 years, we’ve worked on what has become voter-approved I-1366. All that groundwork has led us to what’s happening this week: * Tomorrow (Tuesday) at 9 am in King County...
by Razor's Edge Virtual Office | Dec 31, 2015
We’re gearing up for 2016 — we need your help to keep fighting Thanks to all of you and your help and support and encouragement, we chalked up an amazing victory when voters passed Initiative 1366. Opponents threw the kitchen sink at us, but in the end,...
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