An article in today's Spokesman-Review calls out the Washington Policy Center for putting out information opposing the Spokane Transit ballot measure but claiming their not taking a position on Prop 1.
Columnist Shawn Vestal says the center has made presentations, issued news releases and blogged regularly, and produced a piece of “independent research” questioning the cost and efficiency of an electric trolley through the center of the city, yet says it's standard practice for the center to not take a position on ballot measures.
On their end, Washington Policy Center officials say their group has only been "informing the public" about the measure. So which is it? Read the article here and decide for yourself.
Columnist Shawn Vestal says the center has made presentations, issued news releases and blogged regularly, and produced a piece of “independent research” questioning the cost and efficiency of an electric trolley through the center of the city, yet says it's standard practice for the center to not take a position on ballot measures.
On their end, Washington Policy Center officials say their group has only been "informing the public" about the measure. So which is it? Read the article here and decide for yourself.
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