It’s Eyman season again …
So we get a note from initiative maestro Tim Eyman that he has just launched a 150-day effort to gather signatures for I-1033, capping state and local tax growth, including property taxes.
It takes over 240,000 valid voter signatures to secure a ballot spot for November. Deadline is July 3. This measure, sure to touch off both strong support and strong opposition, can be viewed on the secstate 2009 initiative page.
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Do you think that a 150 day effort is enought to gather signatures for I-1033? Do you really think that we need more property taxes?
Please give us a breake taxes, taxes, taxes. The middle class like myself are BROKE!! the ones that are living good is the upper class, do you know that not everybody in the upper class pay income tax?
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