The Saturday May 4th ANNUAL SPOKANE CAPR Luncheon and AUCTION was an exceptionally fine event, with fun, good food, and great people!
GUEST SPEAKER: Pete Serrano, Attorney
Silent Majority Foundation—Pasco, WA
“Fighting for Your Rights—One Lawsuit At a Time”
Informative workshops were held featuring:
Glen Morgan - State of the State
Steve Busch - Predator Policy Analysis and Fluoride Update
Steve Corker - Landlord Issues
May 15 IMPORTANT NOTICE OF CONTINUATION
The Pierce County Council will continue the May 14 Hearing on May 21!
Please take advantage of this opportunity to provide testimony, and appear in person to make your opinion on regulation to take your property rights by ordinance to Eliminate the Rural 5 designation and replace it with the Rural 10 designation, restricting your ability to use your rural property!
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From Pierce County:
3/17/24
By Cindy Alia
CAPR is interested in and grateful for other organizations that focus on a fair, balanced, scientifically sound, and well managed regulatory means. It is not enough for government to regulate and leave forgetting the long term management best practices, rather, an ideal regulatory environment would include sensible solutions and management strategies that would serve the purposes of long term goals that are acheivable and workable and that include the experiences and dare say expertise of those living in the working environment.
March 4, 2024
by Cindy Alia
By Cindy Alia
Updated 2/26/24
We are pleased to note the Senate Ways and Means committee held today at 10:00 am failed to hear HB 2114 in executive session. This means the bill is dead for this session as it would miss the deadling established for today for a bill to be read on the floor. That won't happen as the Ways and Means committee failed to hear the bill in executive committee and it can't be passed to the rules committee or the floor. Good news for landlords and tenants alike who would find it hard to be prepared for the additional burdens and expenses that would have resulted from the passage of the bill.
Updated 2/20/24
February 20, 2024
CAPR especially thanks all members and friends who attended our event making it a fun and uplifting experience! Your dedication to liberty and property rights along with your generous support for CAPR's mission of respecting and restoring property rights has made our past and will make our future work possible and impactful! Thank you!
“Restoring Common Sense in Washington” Initiatives, Taxation, Education.
Thank you Keynote Speaker Jim Walsh!
By Cindy Alia 1/19/24
Updated 2/26/24
We are pleased to note the Senate Ways and Means committee did not give HB 1589 and executive hearing today. This means the bill is dead as it did not get passed out of committee to the rules committee or the floor for a vote in time to miss the establshed deadline today for bills from the opposite house to be read on the floor. This is good news for those who wouold prefer to rely on a combination of natural gas and electricity rather than on electricity only. Our already over-burdened electric grid would struggle to meet the demands this bill would have required leaving some with limited power and eliminated options.
Updated 2/19/24
By Cindy Alia
This bill is dead for this session, and deservedly so as it is the most discriminatory bill ever produced by legislators. This is the kind of bill that would have ripped our society apart and was never worth consideration let alone the waste of resources and time spent on preparing it. As an electorate we must do better at seeing principled candidates who recognize the differences between right and wrong elected regardless of party affiliation.
By Cindy Alia
1/9/23
Even though a "short" or 60 day session has begun on January 8, to end on March 8, the bills are pouring in like there is no end in sight! Bills unworthy of special attention last session are attempting to be included in this session, as we run a bicameral or 2-year legislative cycle. All bills introduced last year technically are viable this year. Unfortunately many new bills were also introduced this year to bring the total of introduced bills to date for the two sessions to 3,053as of this writing. Gratefully, all bills will be "dead" or not acted on next session, and to be in play would need to be reintroduced to go through the entire legislative process. This seems to me to be a great recipe for disfunction!
December 27, 2023
By Cindy Alia
Who cares about life, liberty, and property? The Silent Majority Foundation does as it has tirelessly worked to protect those American ideals and your constitutionally protected rights.
Do you object to emergency orders or lock downs that may protect some citizens but not their rights to work, travel, and retain their means of living? Silent Majority Foundation sued Inslee
