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To: willywill

Because the proposition is badly written. It requires labeling of about 30% of food items sold in grocery stores but not the other 70%.

Other bad thing about the proposition is that farmers and food producers in Washington state face unfair competition from other 49 states who do not require GMO labels. It would require farmers to forego GM seeds because people are not sure if GM foods are good or bad. That would most certainly increase cost of food in the state.

I voted against it along with all voting members in my family.


3 posted on 11/05/2013 9:10:46 PM PST by entropy12 (Obama is succeeding in destroying economy & healthcare, and expanding freebies to his voters)
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To: entropy12; djwright

“I voted against it along with all voting members in my family”

As did my wife and I. All you had to do was look at who was endorsing the ‘yes’ vote. Move-On.org and a bunch of other nut jobs.

As for the Seattle minimum age, I don’t think a city has the authority to set wages. Watch for that to go to court if it passes.


7 posted on 11/05/2013 9:26:53 PM PST by beelzepug (if any alphabets are watchin', I'll be coming home right after the meetin')
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To: entropy12

“I voted against it along with all voting members in my family.”

Me too. Hope it fails. The liberals are destroying our state. Washington was the first political body in the history of the world to legalize abortion, then vote for partial birth abortion, euthanasia, legalized pot and gay marriage.

It is Obama’s dream state. His mother attended a communist church near Seattle.


23 posted on 11/05/2013 10:46:39 PM PST by garjog (Obama: making the world safe for Sharia.)
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