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NO MORE EXCUSES: RECLAIM EDUCATION FOR OUR KIDS
For decades politicians have poured more and more money into public education. Each administration has had a new prescription for better schools. The result? Lower test scores. In the meantime, children--your children--are being robbed of their education.
One future at a time.
The good news is, solutions exist. The bad news is, our bureaucratic education system resists them. To turn the status quo on its head the people with the most invested--their children--must speak up.
On November 16th the Evergreen Freedom Foundation invites you to an evening of facts, solutions, and true stories of educational options that work.
- a screening of the Freedom Foundation's award-winning documentary Flunked(www.flunkedthemovie.com)
- Q&A with Flunked Producer Steven Maggi
- "No More Excuses: Reclaim Education": presentation by Evergreen Freedom Foundation Education Analyst Diana Cieslak Moore
- AND a sneak peak at the Freedom Foundation's new iLearn Project miniseries including a brand new episode (www.ilearnproject.com)!
November 16, 6:30-8:30pm
Yakima Cinema Theater
1305 North 16th Avenue
(Located Just off North 16th Avenue Next to the Freeway)
Cost: Free!
#Rep #David #Taylor #Evergreen #Freedom #Foundation #Flunkedthemovie http://chum.ly/n/4426a1
Appointed in 2009 to serve as 15th District State Representative and elected in 2009 to complete the term. David is working to return the Priorities of Government to Olympia.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Post from davidtaylor at CHUM.LY
Washington State is at a cross-roads and it is this election that will define our future. For the last six years, the State General Fund Budget has grown by over 26% even through the hard economic times we’re facing. It’s time we send a message to Olympia; the era of big government is over. It’s time that a new transparent and accountable government lead Washington State out of this recession.
Folks, Washington State simply cannot tax, spend or borrow its way out of a $5.0 billion deficit. We need to fundamentally change the way government operates, increase local control over decisions that lead to economic gain, remove the bureaucratic roadblocks State government consistency places in front of its citizens, and return to the “Priorities of Government”.
The Washington State Constitution is very explicit in declaring what government is mandated to do. Protect public health and safety (including the most vulnerable in our society), provide for the education of all children and provide infrastructure. These should be the “Priorities of Government” and these are the areas in which the Legislature must focus its attention.
Next, we must pass sound economic policies which promote free enterprise, privatization of government programs where feasible, reform the onerous regulation on our businesses, and provide the tax incentives necessary to promote expansion of existing businesses.
Finally, we must expand local control to provide local governments with the tools they need to recruit new businesses to Washington State. To paraphrase Thomas Jefferson, “the government closest to the people, governs best.” We must allow our locally elected officials (City Councils and County Commissioners) the power to meet the needs of the people they serve. We must remove bureaucratic oversight from their decisions and, in doing so, return the power to the electorate.
This election will define our future and I ask for your support this November.
#GOP #15th #District #Representative #David #Taylor #2010 #Election #Thomas #Jefferson #local #control http://chum.ly/n/3a97aa
Folks, Washington State simply cannot tax, spend or borrow its way out of a $5.0 billion deficit. We need to fundamentally change the way government operates, increase local control over decisions that lead to economic gain, remove the bureaucratic roadblocks State government consistency places in front of its citizens, and return to the “Priorities of Government”.
The Washington State Constitution is very explicit in declaring what government is mandated to do. Protect public health and safety (including the most vulnerable in our society), provide for the education of all children and provide infrastructure. These should be the “Priorities of Government” and these are the areas in which the Legislature must focus its attention.
Next, we must pass sound economic policies which promote free enterprise, privatization of government programs where feasible, reform the onerous regulation on our businesses, and provide the tax incentives necessary to promote expansion of existing businesses.
Finally, we must expand local control to provide local governments with the tools they need to recruit new businesses to Washington State. To paraphrase Thomas Jefferson, “the government closest to the people, governs best.” We must allow our locally elected officials (City Councils and County Commissioners) the power to meet the needs of the people they serve. We must remove bureaucratic oversight from their decisions and, in doing so, return the power to the electorate.
This election will define our future and I ask for your support this November.
#GOP #15th #District #Representative #David #Taylor #2010 #Election #Thomas #Jefferson #local #control http://chum.ly/n/3a97aa
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Post from davidtaylor at CHUM.LY
Wow, another great forum tonight here in Yakima, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce.
Washington State is at a cross-roads and it is this election that will define our future. For the last six years, the State General Fund Budget has grown by over 26%, even through the hard economic times we’re facing. It’s time we send a message to Olympia; the era of big government is over. It’s time that a new transparent and accountable government lead Washington State out of this recession.
Folks, Washington State simply cannot tax, spend or borrow its way out of a $5.0 billion deficit. We need to fundamentally change the way government operates, increase local control over decisions that lead to economic gain, remove the bureaucratic roadblocks State government consistency places in front of its citizens, and return to the “Priorities of Government”.
The Washington State Constitution is very explicit in declaring what government is mandated to do. Protect public health and safety (including the most vulnerable in our society), provide for the education of all children and provide infrastructure. These should be the “Priorities of Government” and these are the areas in which the Legislature must focus its attention.
Next, we must pass sound economic policies which promote free enterprise, privatization of government programs where feasible, reform the onerous regulation on our businesses, and provide the tax incentives necessary to promote expansion of existing businesses.
Finally, we must expand local control to provide local governments with the tools they need to recruit new businesses to Washington State. To paraphrase Thomas Jefferson, “the government closest to the people, governs best.” We must allow our locally elected officials (City Councils and County Commissioners) the power to meet the needs of the people they serve. We must remove bureaucratic oversight from their decisions and, in doing so, return the power to the electorate.
This election will define our future. I thank you for taking time away from your families and coming out tonight. I ask for your support this November.
#GOP #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor #Yakima #Chamber #Forum http://chum.ly/n/3a7513
Washington State is at a cross-roads and it is this election that will define our future. For the last six years, the State General Fund Budget has grown by over 26%, even through the hard economic times we’re facing. It’s time we send a message to Olympia; the era of big government is over. It’s time that a new transparent and accountable government lead Washington State out of this recession.
Folks, Washington State simply cannot tax, spend or borrow its way out of a $5.0 billion deficit. We need to fundamentally change the way government operates, increase local control over decisions that lead to economic gain, remove the bureaucratic roadblocks State government consistency places in front of its citizens, and return to the “Priorities of Government”.
The Washington State Constitution is very explicit in declaring what government is mandated to do. Protect public health and safety (including the most vulnerable in our society), provide for the education of all children and provide infrastructure. These should be the “Priorities of Government” and these are the areas in which the Legislature must focus its attention.
Next, we must pass sound economic policies which promote free enterprise, privatization of government programs where feasible, reform the onerous regulation on our businesses, and provide the tax incentives necessary to promote expansion of existing businesses.
Finally, we must expand local control to provide local governments with the tools they need to recruit new businesses to Washington State. To paraphrase Thomas Jefferson, “the government closest to the people, governs best.” We must allow our locally elected officials (City Councils and County Commissioners) the power to meet the needs of the people they serve. We must remove bureaucratic oversight from their decisions and, in doing so, return the power to the electorate.
This election will define our future. I thank you for taking time away from your families and coming out tonight. I ask for your support this November.
#GOP #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor #Yakima #Chamber #Forum http://chum.ly/n/3a7513
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
‘No Pressure’: New Environmental Campaign Glorifies Eco-Fascism | The Blaze
www.theblaze.com/stories/no-pressure-new-environme...scism
In case you haven't seen this yet ... WOW! Eco-fascism at its best.
#GOP #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor #eco-fascism #The #Blaze #Beck http://chum.ly/n/3808f2
In case you haven't seen this yet ... WOW! Eco-fascism at its best.
#GOP #15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor #eco-fascism #The #Blaze #Beck http://chum.ly/n/3808f2
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
15th District candidates have different approaches to problems | Yakima Herald-Republic
www.yakima-herald.com/stories/2010/09/25/15th-dist...-race
Pay close attention to the last quote from my opponent ... "Government now needs to lead the way."
We live the best country this world has ever known and our Founding Fathers established the framework to make it that way. Government has never and will never be the solution! It's time we return to the Constitutional principles this Country was founded upon and get Government out of our daily lives. We need a smaller, more constrained government that frees people to follow their dreams.
#15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor #smaller #government #Founding #Fathers http://chum.ly/n/35bd4d
Pay close attention to the last quote from my opponent ... "Government now needs to lead the way."
We live the best country this world has ever known and our Founding Fathers established the framework to make it that way. Government has never and will never be the solution! It's time we return to the Constitutional principles this Country was founded upon and get Government out of our daily lives. We need a smaller, more constrained government that frees people to follow their dreams.
#15th #District #Rep #David #Taylor #smaller #government #Founding #Fathers http://chum.ly/n/35bd4d
Monday, September 27, 2010
Post from davidtaylor at CHUM.LY
Upcoming Campaign Events ...
Monday September 27th - Lyle Community Candidate Forum
Thursday September 30th - Goldendale Candidates Forum
Monday October 4th - Wishram Community Candidates Forum
Tuesday October 5th - White Salmon Candidates Forum
Thursday October 7th - Yakima FYI Candidates Forum
Tuesday October 12th - Yakima Chamber Candidates Forum
Thursday October 14th - Stevenson Candidates Forum
#GOP #15th #District #State #Rep #David #Taylor #Candidates #Forums http://chum.ly/n/357d14
Monday September 27th - Lyle Community Candidate Forum
Thursday September 30th - Goldendale Candidates Forum
Monday October 4th - Wishram Community Candidates Forum
Tuesday October 5th - White Salmon Candidates Forum
Thursday October 7th - Yakima FYI Candidates Forum
Tuesday October 12th - Yakima Chamber Candidates Forum
Thursday October 14th - Stevenson Candidates Forum
#GOP #15th #District #State #Rep #David #Taylor #Candidates #Forums http://chum.ly/n/357d14
Post from davidtaylor at CHUM.LY
Well the weather has finally returned to normal and it seems everyone it working as fast as they can to get their crops in. It looks like we should have at least 9 more days of great weather. The Central Washington State Fair kicked off last Friday and should greatly benefit from the nice weather too. Last Friday night we attended a great fundraiser for Dino Rossi at the Wilkenson Estate ... wow, what a place, what a crowd and what a candidate!
Just a reminder, Tuesday September 28th is the House Republican Organizational Committee fundraiser/Meet and Greet. We'd really like to get as many people there as we can to show Central Washington is the "Conservative Center" of Washington State. I hope to see everyone there.
"If you think you can win, you can win. Faith is necessary to victory." - William Hazlitt
We have an opportunity this election to change the way government works in Washington State. We can return to the Constitutional principles this country was founded upon and we can bring the Priorities of Government back to Washington. http://chum.ly/n/3576a9
Just a reminder, Tuesday September 28th is the House Republican Organizational Committee fundraiser/Meet and Greet. We'd really like to get as many people there as we can to show Central Washington is the "Conservative Center" of Washington State. I hope to see everyone there.
"If you think you can win, you can win. Faith is necessary to victory." - William Hazlitt
We have an opportunity this election to change the way government works in Washington State. We can return to the Constitutional principles this country was founded upon and we can bring the Priorities of Government back to Washington. http://chum.ly/n/3576a9
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