How do you sue the Governor for breaking the law?

[andersonjk4]

I'm in contact now with someone already working on a suit. More information later.

Thank you Pianoman for fighting the good fight.  Keep us posted.

[jackelope]

I'm in contact now with someone already working on a suit. More information later.

Yaassss!!

[trophyhunt]

How about a two-fer, sue or impeach the sitting president for violating our constitution!    Good to hear Pianoman, good luck.

[Mike450r]

Google "building industry sues governor inslee" and you will find he was sued and settled for violating state law on how he appointed to a regulatory building code council.  Forcing him to correctly appoint members representing trade associations for builders.

Sounds very very similar.

[pickardjw]

Here's one report on that lawsuit

https://www.knkx.org/government/2022-05-31/inslee-settles-lawsuit-over-building-council-appointments

[hunter399]

Here's one report on that lawsuit

https://www.knkx.org/government/2022-05-31/inslee-settles-lawsuit-over-building-council-appointments

Wow
I guess it is possible.
I'm sure the state has lost thousands in spring bear revenue alone.
And honestly his appointies to the commission is just another form of election fraud as well.

[pianoman9701]

I have a path.

[lewy]

Awesome pianoman, let us know if we can get a donation pool going!

[boneaddict]

I'm in contact now with someone already working on a suit. More information later.

This seems to be a re occurring sentiment of mine for you.

Stick it to em’

[salmosalar]

Politicians are protected by omission in most laws. They are just left out, so there are few citations that specify punishment or remedy and therefore accountability. Weird huh? The people that make the rules, didn’t include penalties for themselves!

Your best option is to either use the recall option or rally support for a candidate that supports your views in the next election. It’s Washington, so I am not optimistic.

   I've been thinking a lot about this statement.  I think the best hope for the future of hunting in WA is to get a hunting friendly or, at least hunting agnostic, Democratic Governor elected.

Yup. As long as the R's put forth socially conservative candidates, they have no chance of winning the Governorship. They could try to put forth a New England style candidate who is socially liberal and fiscally conservative. That candidate could win. Shoot they could win King County even given that King Co. gets back less than 70 cents on every dollar they send to the state. I don't know how that candidate comes to be or wins a primary though. There are no Charlie Bakers in WA State from what I have seen.

Alternatively, there could be a push to lobby Democratic candidates to be more pro-hunting. There really is no reason not to do both, actually.

I doubt that there is any violation of that RCW. In fact, I spoke with an attorney recently who cited that exact RCW as to why the new members were more in line with state law. I actually think that it's easier to make that case than the case that he has violated it.

[fishngamereaper]

My advice would be to keep any details off the forum. Don't show your cards.
Maybe create a group email or text for updates or Intel....
And I'll attach my name to anything that gets traction..
Jay's a vial narcissistic arrogant person that needs to be dethroned from his self proclaimed dictator status...

[NRA4LIFE]

I think the largest problem with that RCW is the following: "private landowners, and environmentalists".  When the state is dominated by those 2 groups, one could argue that the commission should be as well.  Not that it's right, but I could see that being a factor.

[pianoman9701]

I think the largest problem with that RCW is the following: "private landowners, and environmentalists".  When the state is dominated by those 2 groups, one could argue that the commission should be as well.  Not that it's right, but I could see that being a factor.

That's not balanced, however.

[buckfvr]

Lets throw fergy in there with him, hes atleast as big an ass.

[pianoman9701]

Ferguson believes he'll be the next governor. He may be right the way we're going.