Second cutting of hay is finally in the books ... well, mostly. Everything is baled, but we need to finish picking it up tonight. We sent 16 tons to Prosser yesterday (loaded it and unloaded it), which made for a long day. At least it wasn't to hot.
I've been receiving a lot of inquiries into Coordination recently, which is great. When the people find out how powerful a tool it is to rein in state and federal agencies, everyone become interested in it. There will be another training session in Clarkston on September 18th. Contact trademarkamerica.org for more details.
I've got a lot of things to get caught up on around the house, now that 2nd cutting is done. Hopefully I'll even get some time to ride the horses too.
#hay #Prosser #Coordination #Trademark #America #Clarkston #Rep #David #Taylor #15th #District
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
June 27, 2011
We have about 2 hours worth of hay to finish and we're finally done. I'm hauling a cow/calf pair down to Prosser later this morning after a radio interview with a Spokane station with my good friend Rep. Matt Shea. I had a really nice weekend with the family and got to play some softball in the Shark in the Park tournament in Yakima.
The radio interview dealt with land use, growth management and coordination. I discussed how citizens and local government can take back control from state and federal agencies using Coordination. There's a 10th Amendment/Coordination workshop in Seattle on August 12th and 13th. Anyone interested should contact Trademark America (www.trademarkamerica.org) and plan on attending the workshop.
Well off to work for the day.
#Matt #Shea #radio #coordination #growth #management #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor
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The radio interview dealt with land use, growth management and coordination. I discussed how citizens and local government can take back control from state and federal agencies using Coordination. There's a 10th Amendment/Coordination workshop in Seattle on August 12th and 13th. Anyone interested should contact Trademark America (www.trademarkamerica.org) and plan on attending the workshop.
Well off to work for the day.
#Matt #Shea #radio #coordination #growth #management #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor
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Monday, May 16, 2011
Trademark America Training
August 12-13, 2011; Seattle, WA - Trademark America: www.trademarkamerica.org/30.html
For all my friends interested in Coordination and 10th Amendment Implementation, here's a great training opportunity in Seattle in August. Fred Kelly Grant, formerly with Stewards of the Range and American Stewards of Liberty, has a new organization called Trademark America. I've had the opportunity to attend previous workshops presented by Fred and they are fantastic. I would encourage everyone interested in Coordination and State's Rights to attend.
Please help me get word out to all our freedom loving friends.
#Trademark #America #Fred #Kelly #Grant #Coordination #10th #Amendment #Rep #David #Taylor #15th #District
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For all my friends interested in Coordination and 10th Amendment Implementation, here's a great training opportunity in Seattle in August. Fred Kelly Grant, formerly with Stewards of the Range and American Stewards of Liberty, has a new organization called Trademark America. I've had the opportunity to attend previous workshops presented by Fred and they are fantastic. I would encourage everyone interested in Coordination and State's Rights to attend.
Please help me get word out to all our freedom loving friends.
#Trademark #America #Fred #Kelly #Grant #Coordination #10th #Amendment #Rep #David #Taylor #15th #District
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
2011 Legislative Session
Day 101 - I started the day with a State Government and Tribal Affairs Committee work session to discuss interim planning. We made several suggestions for interim work projects, including tribal gaming, private gaming as revenue, tribal law, liquor laws, and agency rule-making. We've been back on the House Floor since 10:00 AM, with time caucusing on some of the bills the Democrat Majority may want to run today. Most everything remains up in the air as far as what bills will run and when ... typical end of session with Democrats in charge.
Special Session - We will difinately be going to Special Session this year, with approximately 86 "trailer" bills in the hopper. Trailer bills are bills needed to implement the budget, but not all 86 bills are necessarily needed. It all depends on decisions made during the negotiation process. We heard this morning that the Regular Session will end Friday, with Special Session beginning on Monday. The good news is it looks like it will be a "rolling" session, which means only the ranking budget negotiators will need to be in Olympia.
Other news - Rep Ross and my bill to allow private card rooms to install video lottery terminals was back in the news this morning. It's been a couple of weeks since we dropped the bills and had any press coverage, but at least some believe allowing the private gaming businesses the opportunity to compete with tribal casinos as a good thing.
Twisting minds - Yesterday I had an opportunity to connect some dots for one of our Freshman Legislators. Rep Overstreet made a comment to me about working/researching an issue through our lunch break. After a couple of other comments, I decided to show him an example of government conspiring to take private property. I started with the Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project (ICBEMP) and showed him the boundary. Then moved to the 1999 ESA listing for salmon and steelhead and the map of the affected areas. Finally, I showed him the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative boundary. Surpise, all the eastern boundaries of these supposed separate projects are geographically the same. Folks, connect the dots and see what you find .... scary stuff.
Possible Training - I've began discussions with some of our Grassroots Organizations back home about putting together a property rghts training later this year. Coordination is the key to local control and we have an opportunity to take control back from the government ... we just need to educate the public on how to do it. Stay tuned, more to come on this.
Lastly - I encourage everyone to go to www.youtube.com and search for Aaron Lewis "Country Boy". It is a great video and a great song ... "don't tred on me is what it says and I'll take that to my grave". Another verse ... "I've said it before, but I'll say it again cause I never needed government to hold my hand". Love it!
#Aaron #Lewis #Country #Boy #ESA #ICBEMP #Y2Y #coordination #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor
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Special Session - We will difinately be going to Special Session this year, with approximately 86 "trailer" bills in the hopper. Trailer bills are bills needed to implement the budget, but not all 86 bills are necessarily needed. It all depends on decisions made during the negotiation process. We heard this morning that the Regular Session will end Friday, with Special Session beginning on Monday. The good news is it looks like it will be a "rolling" session, which means only the ranking budget negotiators will need to be in Olympia.
Other news - Rep Ross and my bill to allow private card rooms to install video lottery terminals was back in the news this morning. It's been a couple of weeks since we dropped the bills and had any press coverage, but at least some believe allowing the private gaming businesses the opportunity to compete with tribal casinos as a good thing.
Twisting minds - Yesterday I had an opportunity to connect some dots for one of our Freshman Legislators. Rep Overstreet made a comment to me about working/researching an issue through our lunch break. After a couple of other comments, I decided to show him an example of government conspiring to take private property. I started with the Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project (ICBEMP) and showed him the boundary. Then moved to the 1999 ESA listing for salmon and steelhead and the map of the affected areas. Finally, I showed him the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative boundary. Surpise, all the eastern boundaries of these supposed separate projects are geographically the same. Folks, connect the dots and see what you find .... scary stuff.
Possible Training - I've began discussions with some of our Grassroots Organizations back home about putting together a property rghts training later this year. Coordination is the key to local control and we have an opportunity to take control back from the government ... we just need to educate the public on how to do it. Stay tuned, more to come on this.
Lastly - I encourage everyone to go to www.youtube.com and search for Aaron Lewis "Country Boy". It is a great video and a great song ... "don't tred on me is what it says and I'll take that to my grave". Another verse ... "I've said it before, but I'll say it again cause I never needed government to hold my hand". Love it!
#Aaron #Lewis #Country #Boy #ESA #ICBEMP #Y2Y #coordination #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor
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