A lot of people are really ‘pissed off’ about the passage of SB 5599 (allowing minors to receive ‘gender affirming care’ (that can lead to life-long emotional trauma and sterilization) and ‘reproductive health’ (abortions) without parental consent), as well as HB 1469 (allowing out-of-state minors to receive the same care stated in SB 5599, also without parental consent).
And then we have gun-grabbing SB 5078 (which aims to drive FFL dealers out of business via bureaucracy), HB 1143 (turning a right into a privilege), and HB 1240 (a semi-automatic weapons ban), as well as SB 5459 (using bureaucracy to suppress investigations of (and hide) election fraud), and SB 5082 (which eliminates advisory votes when politicians decide to raise taxes).
For anyone who’s been watching the steady decline of livability in our state, this isn’t surprising, given the kind of criminals who are running amok in Olympia (the ones who are disguised as our duly [s]elected politicians.
There’s a (likely confirmed) trail of dirty, rotten money that’s been funding rigged elections, and systemic election fraud in this state. And with this year’s legislative session, you’ve seen ‘front and center’, what these criminals are REALLY about.
The solution doesn’t involve leaving the state.
It involves showing other people who are willing to listen, how rigged our elections are, and the consequences of the systemic election fraud that we are dealing with.
Everything that’s been going on since the plandemic, has been a result of rigged elections.
My take on Wa State is Republicans here are so used to getting pulverized they forgot what is like to have power. Washington State is too far gone... it may require a clean sweep by the national guard to clean out all the rot. I imagine though, before that happens, the citizenry who are actively engaged and desire a return to a uncorrupted government need to adequately self organize and get prepared for this. A power vacuum would just create unnecessary chaos, and probably produce a new crop of corrupt politicians.
Apr 14, 2023Liked by 'We are WA state' (j. sparks)
Agreed. Dino was the test case. And the WA RINOs didn’t fight back then, and I believe they don’t ever intend to. We need a different strategy. I can’t help but feel there are others out there that have traditionally voted D, but are not in agreement with this Marxist direction.
Apr 15, 2023Liked by 'We are WA state' (j. sparks)
HB 1469 allowing out-of-state minors to receive the same care stated in SB 5599, also without parental consent would be at our taxpayer expense is one reason Shit Head Inslee wants to keep raising our taxes.
SB 5078 (which aims to drive FFL dealers out of business via bureaucracy), HB 1143 (turning a right into a privilege), and HB 1240 (a semi-automatic weapons ban), most likely will be voided by the US Supreme Court.
SB 5459 (using bureaucracy to suppress investigations of (and hide) election fraud), and SB 5082 (which eliminates advisory votes when politicians decide to raise taxes). Jim Walsh says we can still get petitions signed to bring those items back for a vote by the people, we just have to organize and get them signed. So be diligent don't let these idiots steal our rights without a terrific fight. I think the first petition would be to kill the vote by mail ballots only in person voting except for overseas or out of state duty by military or home ridden elders or handicapped. This is the only way to have a fair election instead of installations of Vampire Dictators.
Apr 17, 2023Liked by 'We are WA state' (j. sparks)
Response from Sam Hunt, Dist. 22, regarding concern over SB5459...Sherrye, the bill does nothing to damage election integrity. Opponents of the bill get it all wrong! It establishes a central place—Secretary of State—for information requests from the statewide data base. It in no way blocks that access. Second, it protects the election-related software codes of private vendors from public disclosure. There is no way that the codes developed at high cost should be allowed to be freely provided to competitors or the general public. And it does exempt actual ballots and ballot envelopes (which have voters’ signatures) from public disclosure. It does not prevent review or challenges to ballots or envelopes. Opening, review, and counting of ballots are done in public at each county elections office. The elections process remains public and subject to challenge. There is nothing nefarious about this bill.
The bill has passed the House and Senate and is now awaiting the governor’s signature.
17the Special Operations Group posted this article a few weeks ago: https://17sog.substack.com/p/we-the-people-the-political-action
My take on Wa State is Republicans here are so used to getting pulverized they forgot what is like to have power. Washington State is too far gone... it may require a clean sweep by the national guard to clean out all the rot. I imagine though, before that happens, the citizenry who are actively engaged and desire a return to a uncorrupted government need to adequately self organize and get prepared for this. A power vacuum would just create unnecessary chaos, and probably produce a new crop of corrupt politicians.
Agreed. Dino was the test case. And the WA RINOs didn’t fight back then, and I believe they don’t ever intend to. We need a different strategy. I can’t help but feel there are others out there that have traditionally voted D, but are not in agreement with this Marxist direction.
HB 1469 allowing out-of-state minors to receive the same care stated in SB 5599, also without parental consent would be at our taxpayer expense is one reason Shit Head Inslee wants to keep raising our taxes.
SB 5078 (which aims to drive FFL dealers out of business via bureaucracy), HB 1143 (turning a right into a privilege), and HB 1240 (a semi-automatic weapons ban), most likely will be voided by the US Supreme Court.
SB 5459 (using bureaucracy to suppress investigations of (and hide) election fraud), and SB 5082 (which eliminates advisory votes when politicians decide to raise taxes). Jim Walsh says we can still get petitions signed to bring those items back for a vote by the people, we just have to organize and get them signed. So be diligent don't let these idiots steal our rights without a terrific fight. I think the first petition would be to kill the vote by mail ballots only in person voting except for overseas or out of state duty by military or home ridden elders or handicapped. This is the only way to have a fair election instead of installations of Vampire Dictators.
yes and it's been going on since the days of Dino Rossi when he lost how many times!?
Response from Sam Hunt, Dist. 22, regarding concern over SB5459...Sherrye, the bill does nothing to damage election integrity. Opponents of the bill get it all wrong! It establishes a central place—Secretary of State—for information requests from the statewide data base. It in no way blocks that access. Second, it protects the election-related software codes of private vendors from public disclosure. There is no way that the codes developed at high cost should be allowed to be freely provided to competitors or the general public. And it does exempt actual ballots and ballot envelopes (which have voters’ signatures) from public disclosure. It does not prevent review or challenges to ballots or envelopes. Opening, review, and counting of ballots are done in public at each county elections office. The elections process remains public and subject to challenge. There is nothing nefarious about this bill.
The bill has passed the House and Senate and is now awaiting the governor’s signature.
Riveting…….