stevemur

entrepreneur, preference for data. msft/expe/startups. harvard, stanford, cmu. mba, mscs (ai), applied math

[stevemur @stevemur]

@bkheywood Very important clarification, thank you.

YES on the initiative.

[stevemur @stevemur]

About 400,000 are needed. People are signing in droves.

- This income tax is coming for all
- It’s a spending problem, not a revenue problem

No on the income tax.

[Brian Heywood - That Damn Mormon @bkheywood]

Repeal the Income Tax Initiative Update Week 2

165K + signatures in just two weeks
17,000 + number of requests for signature sheets
17,000+ signature sheets mailed out (they are just now starting to hit mailboxes so keep a look out if you ordered sheets)

308,911– number of signatures we need to turn in by July 2
699,098 - Record for most signatures ever gathered in WA
700,000 - our goal

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[stevemur @stevemur]

@JenniferSey 100%. The teachers unions and SEIU like her because she will toss untold millions their way.

[stevemur @stevemur]

@hthieblot Google Reader

[Zach Abraham @KYRRadio]

WA voters, in order to stop the bleeding and build back trust with business owners, need to shoot down this income tax AND the radical activist politicians that shoved it down our throats. We don’t want the abuser restrained. We want them removed

[stevemur @stevemur]

Katie Wilson wants to hike Seattle’s retail tax, already highest in the nation for a major city, to pay for more busses and free fares.

Nope. Will be voting no.

I’d like to see Dems and socialists care about how the money is spent, and that includes, at a bare minimum, aggressively investigating and prosecuting fraud.

[stevemur @stevemur]

No on the library levy.

No on the added tax for more busses.

No on new taxes and levies until Dems in charge care about fraud, prosecute and recover stolen funds.

[Brian Hansford @remarkmarketing]

Collectivists, especially those with no job or personal finance experience like Seattle's mayor, believe that taxation leads to prosperity. And of course, that never transpires.

Seattle mayor wants to double the city’s transit sales tax, and not everyone’s on board https://t.co/bC0RGCSlPV

[Future 42 @future42org]

Gov. Bob Ferguson finally brings multi-scandal ridden DCYF Secretary Tana Senn into the public eye so he can...

Give her the Public Service and Leadership Award.

(We are governed by unserious people)

[stevemur @stevemur]

Progressive policies are inflationary.

https://t.co/1CpjQ93yE0

[stevemur @stevemur]

Say it with me…

[Hannah Krieg @hannahkrieg]

you cannot claim to be serious about rebalancing our tax code and then pitch another sales tax in the city with one of the highest sales taxes in the country. shortsighted, unfair, no challenge to the status quo

[stevemur @stevemur]

@hannahkrieg Maybe we should spend less and don’t need as much subsidy.

Progressive policies are inflationary.

[stevemur @stevemur]

@TPCarney @jpodhoretz Bernard Shaw
Peter Jennings
Robert MacNeil
Jim Lehrer
Judy Woodruff

[stevemur @stevemur]

@RussWKYC @wfaa These seem like stories that a real “truth to power” investigative journalist might cover.

[stevemur @stevemur]

Can you point me to his work on the most important investigative stories of the past ten years?

- How the world’s deadliest pandemic actually came to be, and whether it had to happen at all?

- The clear mental decline of the most powerful person in the world, and clear coverup by DC insiders?

[stevemur @stevemur]

COVID would have been a great opportunity for mainstream journalism to follow the truth and tell it. Particularly how it came to be.

So would the Hunter Biden laptop, corruption, and self dealing story.

So would Ferguson MO and the “defund the police” craziness that followed.

So would sex change surgeries for
minors, and whether there are in fact physiological differences between the sexes.

So would the mental decline of the president and its clear, knowing coverup by DC journos and insiders.

So would

So would

So would

[stevemur @stevemur]

“Bari Weiss is destroying people’s trust in journalism!”

[stevemur @stevemur]

@DavidKlion @Midwests3rdbest Ridiculous.

[stevemur @stevemur]

@DavidKlion

[stevemur @stevemur]

@leebee4life Can you even imagine injecting bias and unverified falsehood into a politically sensitive story?

https://t.co/Zwiiq78owA

[Hans Mahncke @HansMahncke]

One of Scott Pelley’s most infamous moments came when he attacked President Trump for defunding Peter Daszak, claiming Trump was standing in the way of a cure for Covid, when in truth Daszak helped create it in the first place. It was a total inversion of reality. Good riddance.