RSS4th District House of Representatives: It's Hastings by default, again
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The pollsters are predicting a very large Democratic majority in Congress after this election. This might be a good time to change our representative Doc Hastings. With the Democratic majority and his ideology voting record it seems like a poor choice for the 4th District. George Fearing is only 50 years old and is much better educated and should be able to write and advocate some kind of a plan to provide workers for our orchards in central Washington. George Fearing the Democrat seems to be more like an Eisenhower Republican and a very good choice for the coming difficult two years.George Fearing might surprise the YH-R panel. Why continualy support a loser like Hastings?
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