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February 2, 2010

Analysis: Eyman, adversaries both need each other

  • Just as the Democrats' actions will fuel his campaign, Tim Eyman's latest initiative has to factor into the Legislature's plans.
    • By CURT WOODWARD
    Associated Press Writer

    OLYMPIA — As conservative activist Tim Eyman and his adversaries on the political left clock in for their annual donnybrook, an intriguing facet of their relationship stands out: This year, perhaps more than ever, these sworn enemies need each other.

    Reprising his role as the Legislature's chief antagonist, Eyman hit the streets recently with his 2010 effort, the newly christened Initiative 1053. If it wins, I-1053 would reinforce a difficult two-thirds vote threshold for the Legislature to raise taxes.


     
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