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Governor Gregoire has said I-960 is a waste of money???

Tim Eyman's response: "Since 2005, there have been 205 "emergency" bills signed into law by Governor Gregoire; each one negated the people's constitutionally-guaranteed right to referendum... they've taken the tax increase "off-budget" in order to circumvent the two-thirds requirement... Governor Gregoire only identifies one of the ways the voters have to hold politicians accountable: electing or unelecting representatives... she fails to acknowledge and respect our state Constitution which guarantees the people the right to referendum and right to initiative." 26 Sept 2007

06 Jan 2008 - Governor's/Legislature's dismissal of I-900 spurs 2008 initiative

27 Oct 2007 - WOWZA - Seattle Times endorses I-960

11 Oct 2007 - Pro-960 column in today's Seattle Times

04 Oct 2007 - I-960 would end budget shell game

30 Sept 2007 - Columnist captures our pro-960 campaign message

26 Sept 2007 - Our response to Gregoire's attack on I-960

24 Sept 2007 - State Democrats agree to launder and earmark $295,000 in labor donations to oppose I-960

17 Sept 2007 - Very active week for I-960 campaign

23 July 2007 - Help Us Help Taxpayers

17 July 2007 - You’ve all done an extraordinary job this year!

14 July 2007 - Court dismisses critics' lawsuit against I-960; Secretary of State confirms 314,000+ signatures turned in.

13 July 2007 - I-960's opponents say I-601 is working as long as the Legislature can circumvent it -- huh?

15 May 2007 - Property tax cap Initiative 747 will be upheld by the state supreme court this fall.

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HOME PAGE Reduce Traffic Congestion PayPal Donations are via our parent organization "Voters Want More Choices" Donate by Credit Card Donate by Check Text of I-985 (pdf 1.5mb) Newsletters and Articles Join Our Email List Join Our Mailing List Email Us Our Resume Email Jack Fagan Request Petitions by Postal Mail Petitioner Harassment	Newsletters and Articles Governor Gregoire has said I-960 is a waste of money??? Tim Eyman's response: "Since 2005, there have been 205 "emergency" bills signed into law by Governor Gregoire; each one negated the people's constitutionally-guaranteed right to referendum... they've taken the tax increase "off-budget" in order to circumvent the two-thirds requirement... Governor Gregoire only identifies one of the ways the voters have to hold politicians accountable: electing or unelecting representatives... she fails to acknowledge and respect our state Constitution which guarantees the people the right to referendum and right to initiative." 26 Sept 2007 06 Jan 2008 - Governor's/Legislature's dismissal of I-900 spurs 2008 initiative 27 Oct 2007 - WOWZA - Seattle Times endorses I-960 11 Oct 2007 - Pro-960 column in today's Seattle Times 04 Oct 2007 - I-960 would end budget shell game 30 Sept 2007 - Columnist captures our pro-960 campaign message 26 Sept 2007 - Our response to Gregoire's attack on I-960 24 Sept 2007 - State Democrats agree to launder and earmark $295,000 in labor donations to oppose I-960 17 Sept 2007 - Very active week for I-960 campaign 23 July 2007 - Help Us Help Taxpayers 17 July 2007 - You’ve all done an extraordinary job this year! 14 July 2007 - Court dismisses critics' lawsuit against I-960; Secretary of State confirms 314,000+ signatures turned in. 13 July 2007 - I-960's opponents say I-601 is working as long as the Legislature can circumvent it -- huh? 15 May 2007 - Property tax cap Initiative 747 will be upheld by the state supreme court this fall. Download the Yakima Incident





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