Showing posts with label leadership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leadership. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

2012 First Special Legislative Session Day 8 Continued

I just received word that the House is adjourned until Wednesday morning at 9:55 AM. Generally speaking, anytime the House meets at 9:55 AM it will be Pro Forma ... which means, no Floor Action. At what point will the citizens of Washington State wake up and realize 12 years of one party control has devastated the state? Does anyone realize that the House Democrat's solution to the budget deficit is to delay payments to school districts by one day, thus creating an even larger deficit next biennium? That’s no solution, that failure of leadership.


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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

2011 First Special Legislative Session

Day 22 Update - Ok, so let's talk about how epically bad today's session was. We started at 1:00 pm and caucused on four bills, three of which were heard today in the Ways and Means Committee and weren't on the calendar to run ... nice opportunity for the public to provide input on those bills. We ended up running two of the bills and went back to caucus only to find out the Democrat Majority adjourned the season while we were still in Caucus! Many of us spent more time in our vehicles traveling to Olympia than we actually spent working on the People's business in Olympia! Really, really nice. If there was ever a shining example of what failed leadership leads to it was demonstrated by the Democrat Majority in Olympia today. Not counting mileage, the two bills actually voted on today cost the taxpayers $4,410 per bill. The hits just keep on coming.

Now we're scheduled to be back in Olympia next Monday through Wednesday for the end of the first Special Session.

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Monday, August 30, 2010

Post from at CHUM.LY

Wow, what a weekend! Molly and I had the pleasure of attending the Washington State Trappers Association annual meeting on Saturday. We had a wonderful time, learned a lot about trapping issues, learned even more about trapping equipment, and met a lot of really great people. We want to thank the WSTA for a wonderful experience.

"Leadership is the potent combination of strategy and character. But if you must be without one, be without the strategy." - General H. Norman Schwarzkopf

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