King County GOP helps spearhead higher taxes

Another pro-death Catholic

Tim Eyman’s latest update pulls back the curtain on the Lori Sotelo Party (LSP) once again. Sotelo’s favorite State Legislators, Pro-Abortion, gay rights, Tax and Spend Steve Litzow and Midstream golden boy Andy Hill are among the gang of four Liberals. Impersonating. A. Republican (L.I.A.R.s) supporting the Democrat move to fast-track tax increases.

For those of you who are new to  the KCGOP we may need to point out that the far-left Litzow is the flagship Senator of the Sotelo administration,  observed swarming with the insider Sotelo clique at the recent, illegally-held, KCGOP organization meeting. Without Lori Sotelo’s support, steering Republican Party funds his way, Litzow would not be in office to be able to raise taxes (and vote in gay marriage).

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The Pedro Celis / Mike Sotelo Bank: LA PLAZA DE LA RAZA

The following article was originally published in November, 2006. It is composed entirely of published news reports at that time about PLAZA BANK and its profitable connections with Illegal Immigration and the Marxist movement. It has become crucially pertinent again now that one of its FOUNDERS, Pedro Celis, is running for Congress… as a Republican (!!!). Anyone with a direct connection to the activities described in this article disqualifies himself from standing for election to represent law-abiding Republicans. 

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GOP Leadership Prepares Democrat Victories

It appears Susan Hutchison, Lori Sotelo, and the Washington State Republican Party are, once again, committed to the old GOP/Left tricks of anointing a Liberal Party insider as THE GOP candidate for  key offices in 2014,  entirely without grass roots involvement.

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The KCGOP’s Gender Orientation

In case you missed it… a significantly revealing item is visible on the King County Republican Calendar this month… captured, below, before it can be altered.

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Involuntary Servitude

I am proud to say that I allowed King County Superior Court to violate my Constitutionally-protected rights this week. I accepted jury duty.

Washington State’s jury duty law is in direct contradiction of Article XIII of the U.S. Constitution.

Fred Stephens introduces Silas Potter

But what’s a little slavery among friends? I’m  happy to be considered as a potential adjudicating peer of any accused grand thief, murderer, or driver with an Breathalyzer reading that is allegedly over the legally allowable statistic. And the experience gave me the opportunity to hear portions of  the case of David A. Johnson, the black entrepreneur who had the misfortune of running into Silas Potter,  head of the Seattle Public School district’s Regional Small Business Development Program [whose much-celebrated purpose, illegal on its face, was to give small businesses  aid based on  racial and gender preferences]. Potter, in turn, worked for or with: a) the Seattle Schools Superintendent, b) its Chief Financial and Operations Officer and directly under c) the now-awesome Fred Stephens.

Their collective political enterprise came apart.

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Sotelo First Anniversary Party!

[Ed. note: Readers of the The Reagan Wing know we regularly publish events of note in the Republican Party.]

April 21, 2013 is the first anniversary of one of the most significant events in  the history of King County Republican Caucuses.  Yes, those of you who follow these events  well remember the 37LD basketball court caucus where the curtain of secrecy  was finally drawn aside, and the resultant national YouTube and Fox News debut of King County’s own Lori Sotelo!

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Roanoke 2: The Wilburness Mandate

In his reelection/inaugural speech on Jan. 19th, State GOP Chair, Kirby Wilbur, announced, “I voted for Mitt Romney and Rob McKenna and I’m not ashamed because the worst Republican is better than the best Democrat!”

It could have been a fitting introduction to the Roanoke Conference six days later. Because for three days, Wilbur – and the  Conference – pondered how the Party could continue to run Washington State’s worst Republicans – the kind for whom Wilbur has worked overtime securing nominations – and still find a way to stop  their epidemic of losses to the best Democrats. *

And over the course of the Conference the latest “New Direction” emerged.

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