Shoreline Caucus

In the ongoing free-for-all for Pt. Wells tax revenues, Woodway pitches smaller plan for Point Wells.

This intimidating sign is posted just outside a short hallway near the restrooms on the first floor of the City of Shoreline’s City Hall at 175th and Midvale. The hallway leads to a rather unassuming conference room where most of the City Council’s ‘dinner meetings’ are held. It is a typical conference room with a big table, seating perhaps 16, and a few side chairs along the walls. These meetings are informal affairs, where actual conversations take place and genuine ideas are born. And yet, despite the insinuation of this sign’s message, dinner meetings (with a few exceptions) are open to the public. Read more »

First they will stack and pack us in mixed use towers in Town Center, all in the name of the Agenda 21 euphemism, Growth Management. Only after that mission is accomplished will they proceed to trot out the ‘research’ on the effects of second-hand smoke in apartment buildings, which they will use to justify an ordinance for ‘tobacco-free high-density housing’. They have 2 Visions for 2029: the one they let us see, and the one they don’t.

Please join the Shoreline Caucus in welcoming James Watkins to the race for State Auditor. This is a critical office, the watchdog which keeps an eye on excesses and abuses within our state government. James will be running against two state officeholders, a State Rep. and a State Senator, who are likely to use the office to assist the current state administration for political purposes.

Please come and greet James as he gives us his vision for this crucial state office.

The event will be at the:

Innis Arden Clubhouse
1430 Northwest 188th Street,
Shoreline, WA 98177
6:30 PM refreshments, 7 PM meeting

Also, please be aware of the race’s first US Senatorial candidate forum:

U.S. SENATE CANDIDATES FORUM
Next Sunday, March 18, in Redmond
put on by the “Puget Sound Conservative Underground “

Meet the two Republican candidates to take on Cantwell in the 2012 U.S. Senatorial Race – Michael Baumgartner & Art Coday -and find out where they differ on the issues and which one you will help support.

Sunday, March 18, from 5:00-7:00PM…PLEASE ARRIVE BY 4:45 SO WE CAN CHECK OFF YOUR NAME FROM THE RSVP LIST, YOU CAN FIND A SEAT, AND WE CAN BEGIN ON TIME.

To RSVP, please click here:

http://www.meetup.com/PugetSoundConservativeUnderground/events/52050392/

Point Wells today

Scenes like this are what you can find today just 2 miles from Shoreline’s Town Center. Are you sure you want to trade these for the resort package Jay is bringing down the aisle?

This is right in your face if you know where to look and what the actual agenda is. There is a good chance your local government is already listed: http://www.iclei.org/

Rob McKenna at Shoreline Caucus, Thurs., August 18th‏

Please join the Shoreline Caucus in welcoming Rob McKenna, candidate for Governor of Washington State, speaking at our next monthly meeting.  On Thursday evening, August 18th, join us at 6:30 PM for refreshments and 7:00 PM for the meeting, at the:

 Innis Arden Clubhouse
1430 N.W. 188th
Shoreline, WA 98177

 Washington State had a nearly $5 billion budget shortfall this cycle, under Gov. Gregoir’s administration. In fact, Democrats have held the governor’s office for over 3 decades. Since 1999, under Gov. Locke’s and Gregoire’s administrations, state spending has increased by 66%.

 Clearly, “business as usual” has not served the citizens of this state, and it’s time for a change. Please come, bring a friend, and get to know Rob McKenna.

Is there hope for WA?

“For the first time since 1964, Maine Republicans captured the governorship, the senate, and the house​—​a trifecta made possible, boasts GOP mastermind Charlie Webster as he chews on his ham and cheese omelet, because “we represent the working people” and were able to convince voters of this.”

See this article in the Weekly Standard