by Tim Eyman | Apr 16, 2015
Initiative process survives legislative assault – your emails killed bad bills Congratulations. Thanks to your efforts, all anti-initiative bills are dead. Yesterday at 5 pm was “policy bill cut-off” and so now we can proudly announce that...
by Tim Eyman | Apr 14, 2015
$30 billion in higher taxes: tonight the House adds $30 billion to its previous $13 billion This is what happens when there’s no 2/3 protection in Olympia. Tonight (Tuesday, April 14th), the House Democrats are going to vote to impose a $15 billion tax...
by Tim Eyman | Apr 10, 2015
Look what’s happening in Olympia without the 2/3 protection: massive tax increases The state senate voted to impose $15 billion on taxpayers statewide (gas taxes, car tab taxes, etc). That same vote authorized Sound Transit to impose $11 billion on taxpayers...
by Tim Eyman | Apr 3, 2015
Jaw-dropping $13 billion tax package passed by House Democrats This is what happens in Olympia without the 2/3 protection: HB 2224, titled AN ACT Relating to investing in education and essential public services by modifying and improving the fairness of...
by Tim Eyman | Apr 2, 2015
Huge effort to stop anti-initiative bill in the House by “Heroic Holy” — plz thank him All anti-initiative bills in Olympia are dead except one: Senate Bill 5715. That’s the horrible bill that allows the governor to slap a biased warning...
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