Washington Business Winter-Spring 2014 | Page 7

washington business Tweets AWB tracked or received the following comments or “tweets” via Twitter (@awbolympia). Twitter limits users to 140 characters, so punctuation, spelling and grammar may be incorrect. Thank you @boeingairplanes for this incredible demonstration of support 4 @seahawks & our entire community! #GoHawks pic.twitter.com/Sfj7UpRKkH Washington Aerospace (@WashAerospace), Jan. 29 The $15 minimum wage campaign ended up costing $345 PER VOTE. Associated Press reporter Mike Baker (@MikeBakerAP), commenting on the SeaTac initiative, Nov. 27, 2013 Bertha to resume light work this week mynw.me/LkbgEy KIRO Radio 97.3 FM (@KIRORadio), Jan. 28, regarding the giant boring machine that got stuck while digging the Highway 99 tunnel in Seattle Hargrove said this a.m.: “I know a lot of business owners who aren’t making the minimum wage … it’ll just mean they have to lay people off.” Seattle Times reporter Brian M. Rosenthal (@brianmrosenthal), Jan. 16, quoting state Sen. Jim Hargrove, D-Hoquiam, regarding the governor’s backing of a higher minimum wage On transportation, Inslee says small groups talking in small rooms hasn’t worked. #waleg The News Tribune reporter Melissa Santos (@melissasantos1), Jan. 9 @melissasantos1 so they need a bigger room? The News Tribune Columnist Peter Callaghan (@CallaghanPeter), in reply Didn’t watch the whole Senate budget presser but based on the bipartisan hugs/handshakes, they either have a deal or reached peace in Syria. The News Tribune Columnist Peter Callaghan (@CallaghanPeter), Feb. 24 After raising the #12thman flag, Gov. Inslee will get personally involved in player contract negotiations to keep jobs in WA #gohawks Associated Press reporter Manuel Valdes (@ByManuelValdes), Jan. 8, making a thinly veiled reference to Inslee’s statements during contract negotiations between Boeing and members of the Machinists’ union @tefft Even Bertha gets light duty “@KIRORadio: Bertha to resume light work this week mynw.me/LkbgEy” Holly Chisa (@HollyChisa), in reply to the last tweet Maybe @wsdot should apply for @lniwa StayAtWork program MT @HollyChisa Even Bertha gets light duty @KIRORadio Be mynw.me/LkbgEy” AWB Government Affairs Director Kris Tefft (@tefft), continuing the conversation @tefft it’s more like taking a car out for a spin after it’s been sitting in the garage for a while. Washington State DOT (@wsdot), weighing in on the conversation Congrats to @awbolympia member @DicksDriveIns on 60 years of business. AWB President Kris Johnson (@KrisJohnson_IOM), Jan. 28 winter/spring 2014 7