How Governor Gregoire, the legislature, the courts and The Seattle Times have enabled Microsoft's hypocritical stance on education and tax dodging to lead to $693 million in cuts to Washington State's education system:
When John Burbank, a columnist in the Everett Herald, wrote that Microsoft’s unpaid royalty taxes “could be funding high-quality schools for Washington's children,” the company demanded a correction from the paper but refuses to release data that would prove its position. Listen to Brad Smith acknowledge the company's Nevada tax practices in this clip from our 2004 interview for Citizen Microsoft (Seattle Weekly).
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