by Tim Eyman | Nov 3, 2020
To rob us of our vote and steal our $30 Tabs, all 9 judges on the Seattle Supreme Court had to ignore the clear language of I-976. It’s election day!! Join me tonight with Loren and his Culp for Governor team in Tenino (17348 Marsh Rd SW, Tenino —...
by Tim Eyman | Nov 2, 2020
TRULY INSANE: Tim Eyman isn’t a person, I’m a political committee Democrat Bob Ferguson has forced taxpayers to spend nearly $2 million on a huge team of AG lawyers going after me and my family. That’s more than all other cases in the past 7...
by Tim Eyman | Oct 29, 2020
All 17 Initiatives We’ve Qualified For A Public Vote Were Crushing Victories In 22 years, we’ve successfully qualified 17 statewide initiatives for a public vote. We’ve turned in 5.3 million voter signatures to the Secretary of State for our...
by Tim Eyman | Oct 27, 2020
BEYOND ABSURD: AG Ferguson’s Lawsuit Asks For A Lifetime Ban On All My Future Political Activity I’m 54 years old.I’ve dedicated my life to being a political activist who utilizes initiatives to fight for taxpayers.With the help of tens of thousands...
by Tim Eyman | Oct 23, 2020
King County Judge Marshall Ferguson’s decision to uphold I-976 shows the supreme court is corrupt. He did his job, the 9 high court judges did not The people are on our side. The state supreme court is not.Anything goes for liberal initiatives: But we all know...
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