by Tim Eyman | Oct 8, 2012
First time ever: initiative opponents decide to join us in spending nothing In 2007 on Initiative 960, opponents spent $1.3 million ($576,692.55 came from Washington DC unions SEIU, AFSCME, Washington Education Union, $101,692.55), our side spent nothing, voters...
by Tim Eyman | Oct 2, 2012
Tale of 3 cities: updates on our battle over red-light cameras It hasn’t stopped, it has only intensified. In addition to the ongoing 2/3-for-taxes fight, the battle over letting the voters decide on red-light cameras continues. Here is a update on this...
by Tim Eyman | Sep 28, 2012
My goal is to make the government responsive to the people … During a debate over Initiative 1185 on Seattle-mega-liberal radio station KUOW, moderator Steve Scherr asked pro-1185 advocate Ed Orcutt (R-Kalama) this: “I wanted you to respond to this by...
by Tim Eyman | Sep 24, 2012
Optimistic about High Court and 2/3 In 2008, the Senate Democrats led by Lisa Brown fabricated a tax increase for the sole purpose of filing a lawsuit against the two-thirds. Their transparent orchestrated scheme was unanimously rejected by the state Supreme Court...
by Tim Eyman | Sep 18, 2012
Here’s some perspective concerning Elway’s poll on I-1185 The September, 2012 poll by Washington pollster Stuart Elway shows I-1185 at 51% yes, 32% no. The press immediately hyper-ventilated as they always do whenever an Elway poll is released, as if his...
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