The Supreme Court decision from yesterday to uphold I-872 does not merely pertain to theoretical party rights. It also has a direct effect on the actions of party power brokers and candidates relative to what they do and say, and how they allocate their resources between the primary and the general elections. This will be especially true in the heavily partisan areas of the state that stand to promote two candidates from the same party.
While you’re drinking cheap beer, waving flags made in China and trying to keep the kids from blowing their fingers off in the name of freedom, we ... >
"He didn't feel that Washington State had the right to tell him that he had to continue to suffer. He asked me to promise him that I would change the law."
--I-1000 campaign worker Nancy Niedzielski on Wednesday, speaking to assembled supporters and protesters about her late husband Randy's views on assisted suicide.