Consulting money should go to charity

I find it interesting that Tim Eyman received a “gift” of $20,000 apparently for his help in qualifying a ballot initiative regarding the King County Council.

One has to wonder about the manna from heaven to an admitted liar. Agreements don’t have to be in writing. They can come from a nod, an innuendo or other casual manners. Certainly there is no reason to accept as true statements from Eyman. On the other hand, there is no reason to doubt the jail guards’ union.

One thing is clear: If Eyman had any class, he would give the money to charity. Of course, no one has ever accused Eyman of having class.

Camano Island