Chamber luncheon hosts debate on ballot measure
A staunch supporter of Initiative 1033 on November’s ballot says taxpayers should have more say on how government spends their money. An opponent of Tim Eyman’s ballot measure says the loss of the rainy-day reserve would “kill local government” and force drastic cuts to government services. “It allows government to grow but only at a rate that citizens control,” said Shelley Taylor, a tax-limit advocate, in a spirited debate at the Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Monday.