by Tim Eyman | Jan 18, 2013
Inslee admits his tax increases are tax increases. Cost to taxpayers: $1.2 billion As we reported earlier, the day after becoming Governor, Jay Inslee held his first press conference and promptly broke his veto-taxes pledge. Inslee said “Extension of taxes not...
by Tim Eyman | Jan 18, 2013
Inslee breaks no-new-taxes pledge within 24 hours of becoming Governor In the opening sentence of our January letter to supporters, we wrote: Do you trust Jay Inslee to keep his no-new-taxes promise? We don’t. Well, that sure didn’t take long. ...
by Tim Eyman | Jan 16, 2013
We need your help to deter Olympia from raising taxes and fees – sign up below Olympia started on Monday so hang onto your wallet – taxpayers are never safe when the Legislature is in session. So for the next several months, we’re all vulnerable. ...
by Tim Eyman | Jan 8, 2013
Gregoire’s legacy: UNSUSTAINABLE BUDGETS CEMENTED IN 2005 There has been an endless stream of gushing “news stories and fawning editorials recently that have tried to whitewash Gregoire’s 8-year tenure. I’m sick of it. It’s...
by Tim Eyman | Dec 22, 2012
Tim is 47 today — yay!!! I’ve always been a glass-is-more-than-half-full kind of guy. So when I read in today’s Seattle Times the endless number of politicians and special interest groups salivating at the prospect at raising everyone’s gas...
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