After ten failures,
rather than take
that as an
indication that
perhaps Washington
shouldn’t have an
income tax, Senate
Democrats have
looked through their
tea leaves and read
that it’s time to
wage a
disinformation
campaign.
Democrats wants
voters to believe
that their latest
proposal, a capital
gains income tax,
isn’t really an
income tax, but an
“excise” tax. That
simply isn’t true.
Democrats pass low-carbon fuels standard
Democrats pass low-carbon fuels standard
If Democrats get
their way, your
monthly gas bill is
going to skyrocket.
Multiple liberal
bills running
through the
Legislature will
raise your gas tax
bill. Democrats are
hurting working
families all so
Governor Inslee can
add this
environmental
“achievement” to his
presidential
campaign stump
speech (it would be
his only one, by the
add way).
Presently, gasoline taxes are $0.678 per gallon in Washington State ($0.184 is federal tax). The Democrats new taxes will add $0.37 per gallon in tax, which means you will pay over $1.048 in tax per gallon. How many gallons do you use per week?
Presently, gasoline taxes are $0.678 per gallon in Washington State ($0.184 is federal tax). The Democrats new taxes will add $0.37 per gallon in tax, which means you will pay over $1.048 in tax per gallon. How many gallons do you use per week?
Liberals
advance
a single payer
health care bill
Senate Democrats –
led by extremist
Sen. Emily Randall
-voted with the
Seattle Left
and advanced a
single payer health
care bill. Democrats
are going to strip
away your private
insurance plan, just
to give Inslee
another bullet point
to mention on the
campaign trail in
New Hampshire.
Sen.
Fortunato issues
letter asking Inslee
to reimburse state
for campaign
security
Speaking of Inslee,
when is he going to
return the $1.6 million taxpayer
dollars he is using
on his
campaign for
security costs when
he travels out of
state? Inslee' actions
are outrageous.
Washington
Senate passes
Daylight Saving Time
bill
On a lighter note,
the Washington State
Senate advanced a
bill that would
mandate the state
observe Daylight
Saving Time
year-round. A
spokesperson for the
bill sponsor, Sen.
Jim Honeyford
(R-Yakima), called
it a “milestone” for
Daylight
Saving Time bills.
Supporters of the
bill seem confident
this could finally
be the year
Washington state
makes the change
after just three no
votes
came on final
passage out of the
Senate. Thanks to this action, Washington State might catch up, time-wise, to Idaho.
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