I wanted to donate to the yes side of the bill. But to my dismay,and possibly that of the "pro" side,I will not give if I am required to give the name and address of my employer.. i checked and found that the anti side doesn't require such disclosure,at least on the surface. If this is ,in fact ,true.. Does that not constitute an act of discrimination.

-- Donald A. Meyer (meyerfamly@home .com), October 24, 1999

Answers

If I'm not mistaken, the disclosure requirements are the same for BOTH sides, and are set forth both in law and by the state's Public Disclosure Commission, with very few exceptions. In other words, the anti side would be asking for that information at some point as well.

Westin

"Don't tell me how bad it's going to be without car-tab revenues; explain how you defend the current tax. If a tax is unfair at its core, a free people have the right to repeal it."

James Vesely, Seattle Times

-- Westin (86se4sp@my-deja.com), October 24, 1999.