Very active week for I-960 campaign
17 Sept 2007
Tomorrow (Tuesday) in Seattle, Wednesday in Olympia, Thursday morning
in Everett, Thursday afternoon in Gig Harbor (forgot to mention GH's event
in previous update).
We're not coasting to victory; we're working super hard to explain
the beautiful symphony of I-960. The more you know about I-960, the more
likely it is for you to support it. It's a smart, balanced, reasonable
proposal that protects taxpayers by pushing the Legislature to follow the
law, abide by the Constitution, report on its tax-hiking activities, and
adhere to the principles of representative democracy.
Governor Gregoire says I-960 is "unnecessary" and that it's "extra
handcuffs aren't needed." I-960 gives voters something more to count on
than just the Governor's word. Governor Gregoire and the Democrats in
charge of the Legislature have promised that higher taxes aren't needed to
sustain their huge increase in spending. I-960 gives voters something
more to rely on than just politicians' promises.
Tomorrow, I've got an hour and a half presentation (TIM EYMAN, SINNER
OR SAINT -- the website imagery is hilarious --
http://www.seattlerepublicans.org -- Tuesday Sept. 18th 6pm: Steaks and
Tim Eyman -- Join the Downtown Seattle Republican Club at 6pm, Outback
Steak House 701 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 as we shine a light on
one of THE most controversial people in Washington State - that master of
the incendiary insurgent initiative TIM EYMAN. Love him or hate him, Tim
Eyman has made a difference. Come hear how and why. phil.bevis@gmail.com
or cell 206-948-4442) that will be recorded by TVW and the Seattle
Channel.
On Wednesday, an editorial board meeting with the Olympian newspaper
at 10:30 am.
On Thursday morning, it's a debate with Christian Sinderman before
The Private Enterprise Coalition of Snohomish County at a Breakfast
Briefing: TAX Payer Protection or a Less Effective Government? Hear Tim
Eyman and Christian Sinderman square off on the pros and cons of I-960 the
Tax Payer Protection Initiative. The outcome of this election will affect
us for years to come. Sure to be lively debate. Lots of time for Q&A.
Don't miss this! 7:00 a.m. Registration & buffet breakfast, 7:30 a.m.
meeting convenes, Holiday Inn (3105 Pine, Everett), $35 (includes
breakfast), Your PEC Executive Committee: Tom Hoban, Tom Lane, Gordy Cole,
Steve Neighbors (Helen at
phrad@clearwire.net or Steve Neighbors at
steve@terrasvc.com).
On Thursday afternoon, it's a 2 hour (it'll end early) presentation
in Gig Harbor (YOUR GIG HARBOR REPUBLICAN CLUB PROUDLY PRESENTS TIM EYMAN,
OUR ANTI-TAX HERO, THURS, SEPTEMBER 20TH, 2007, 12 NOON to 12:30 OPTIONAL
LUNCH, 12:30 TO 2:30 PM, A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR TIM AND PARTICIPATE
IN A Q & A SESSION, The vast majority of voters of all political
persuasions are appalled at the continued increase in taxation in every
part of our lives. Our discretionary funds are eroding. Many are being
taxed out of their homes. Typical families are withering under our tax
loads. Government seems bent on taxing us to the point of socialism. Tim
is dedicated to right the taxation wrongs. He has authored many
initiatives and currently is championing I-960 the Tax Payer Protection
Initiative, HARBOR PLACE @ COTTESMORE, 253-853-3354, $12 Optional Luncheon
Buffet, Public Invited, 1st exit off Narrows Bridge from Tacoma..Right at
the light onto 24 St. NW, Left at the “T” onto 14th Ave..Right onto 29th
St. NW..S, Second building on the left, Stan Schneider - 253-884-6484 or
Hal Cline- 253-549-2669, hcline@centurytel.net
We're working really hard on I-960 and sure would appreciate your
support.
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