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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Drinking Liberally
If you don’t know about this meet-up of progressives and Democrats in the Tri-Cities known as “Drinking Liberally”, here’s a nice write up about it in the Tri-City Herald. I know we all get tired of process and meetings, it’s … Continue reading
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Is the word – “conservative”- being abused and misused?
Yakima City Council member Bill Lover once said at a 2007 city council meeting (while voting for increases in fees for the 2008 budget) that he was “the only true fiscal conservative on the council”. Newly elected amigo Rick Ensey, … Continue reading
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Gotts moves to house race…
The Yakima Herald reports that Democrat John Gotts is switching from a bid to unseat Doc Hastings to a campaign to oust the State House Minority Leader Bruce Chandler (R-15). From the article, “I would be a much bigger help … Continue reading
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New candidates lag behind Fearing in fundraising and support
The Yakima Herald has a story on two new democrats who have entered the race to defeat Doc Hastings. They are $100,000 behind George Fearing. More importantly, George spent the last year traveling the district listening to voters.
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Yakima Valley Business Times editor calls for performance audits for city of Yakima
Amen! Bring it on! Bruce Smith, editor of the Yakima Valley Business Times needs to go a step further. Hold councilmember’s accountable who claim the city doesn’t have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem. Their rhetoric sounds more … Continue reading
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Letters to editor that matter
The following letter to the editor in the Monday, April 21st edition of the Yakima Herald answers the narrow minded, self serving agenda of a previous letter (obviously, Republican voter). No more needs to be said as you read on: … Continue reading
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Don’t forget!
YAKIMA COUNTY DEMOCRATS’ FDR DINNER — 5 p.m. at the Yakima Convention Center. Featured speaker is Gov. Christine Gregoire.
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Fantasy Math
If you haven’t listened to this podcast, it’s a fun 45 minutes of swearing, jokes and some relevant political information. Every week, 4 or 5 Washington State bloggers get together at the Seattle chapter of Drinking Liberally and talk about … Continue reading
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Fearing Outraises Hastings In First Quarter!
According to the Tri-City Herald: Pasco Democrat George Fearing out-raised U.S. Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Pasco, during the first quarter in his bid to unseat the seven-term incumbent but still lagged far behind in overall fundraising and cash on hand. Fearing … Continue reading
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Mabton Mayoral Gets In Hot Water With Latino Group
From the Yakima Herald: A national Latino rights organization plans to file a federal complaint alleging abuse of power by the mayor of Mabton. Some Mabton residents, including two City Council members, accuse Mayor Velva Herrera of misusing her authority … Continue reading
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