by Tim Eyman | Jan 22, 2015
Will 2015 be the last year for initiatives? Every legislative session, there is a white hot obsession among some in Olympia to gut the initiative process. So we have to play whack-a-mole every year, beating back legislative assaults on the citizens’ initiative...
by Tim Eyman | Jan 20, 2015
Eyman column about 2/3 tax rule published — “Temporary rule a victory, not the end” Got a great response from the citizens in Centralia who read this in their newspaper on Friday (please make special note of the areas I supersized and boldfaced...
by Tim Eyman | Jan 14, 2015
18 Senate Democrats betrayed their constituents on Monday Monday’s vote was very educational. The 26 members of the Senate Majority Coalition Caucus reinstated the 2/3 tax rule while the 23 Democrat Senators fought tooth-and-nail and voted against it. ...
by Tim Eyman | Jan 12, 2015
2/3 tax rule adopted by Senate! Your votes, emails, and phone calls were listened to Who says politicians don’t listen? OK, you got me: we normally do. 🙂 But not today. Because today the Senate Majority Coalition Caucus agreed to adopt the 2/3 tax rule. All...
by Tim Eyman | Jan 7, 2015
TAXPAYERS BEWARE: Inslee is Governor and session starts on Monday! No one is safe while the Legislature is in session. That is a truism, but it is particularly accurate with Jay Inslee as Governor. Candidate Inslee repeatedly promised to oppose tax increases. He even...
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