Yesterday, September 21st, 2015, felt a lot like February 5th, 2002. That was the day that people all over Washington State woke up to the news that Tim Eyman had confessed to taking over a hundred and fifty thousand dollars of campaign funds for his own personal use while falsely claiming he was working as […]
Tag: Money in Politics
Worth noting: Washington State’s elected justices can’t personally solicit campaign cash
On Tuesday, The Seattle Times ran a column from Danny Westneat titled “The trouble with union donations, school cases”, which expressed discomfort over the fact that the Washington Education Association has previously donated money to the campaigns of several of the justices who now sit on our state Supreme Court. Almost from the moment that […]
Tim Eyman’s paid signature drive for I‑1366 is done — so why is he still fundraising for it?
For the past four days, initiative promoter Tim Eyman has been sending out daily emails asking his followers to give generously so he can make a final payment to his associates to finish the signature drive for Initiative 1366, his latest attempt to sabotage Washington’s cherished tradition of majority rule. I‑1366, as regular readers will recall, […]
Republican Party trying to drive down support for Matt Isenhower with attack mailers targeting 45th’s Democratic voters
In an apparent attempt to make the high-profile contest between incumbent Republican Andy Hill and his Democratic challenger Matt Isenhower look less competitive, the Senate Republican caucus (of which Andy Hill is a member) has begun sending out attack mailers to Democratic voters in the 45th District, trying to discredit Matt Isenhower by claiming he […]