CLALLAM COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY SEPTEMBER 2016 3rd Annual Fall Roundup featured candidates, food and entertainment

a salute to our flag and Sue Forde led Over 80 people attended the event. the invocation. Dick tapped Chris They were encouraged to join in a Vance candidate for US Senate to raffle for Trump T-shirts at the Trump step in and speak first, which he did table and take pictures with “The with great ease. As the night wore on, Donald”. Everyone happily feasted the speaker’s schedule changed sev- on a delicious BBQ put on by Daw- eral times but the audience and all gman-Brian Garret. To round out the the speakers involved took it all in evening, Bret Wiggins entertained the stride. In all, there was a total of ten crowd with his tribute to Elvis. Bret tremendous speakers present at the put on a vibrant show of great music event: They are listed below but not and excellent singing. He is the son in speaking order. of Glenn and Mimi Wiggins, long time members of the CCRP. Bret Wiggins performs as Elvis Chris Vance, candidate for US Sen- The Fall Roundup, held at the Home ate The Fall Committee is very pleased Arts Building at the Clallam County Todd Bloom, candidate for US with the outcome of the event and Fairgrounds on Saturday, September House of Representatives, thanks everyone who attended. Mem- 17, was the best attended Fall Event Judge Dave Larson, candidate for bers of the Committee are Dick Pill- put on by the Clallam County Repub- State Superior Court ing, Jindy O’Donnell, Pete and Gayla licans since its inception three years Judge Heisel, Jim McEntire, Glenn and Mimi ago. The Fall Event was created in Bill Bryant, candidate for Washing- Wiggins, Donnie Hall and Richard 2014 to provide a relaxing, enjoyable ton State governor Labrecque. experience for the members of the Donald Stockton spokesperson for CCRP and likeminded individuals Marty McClendon, candidate of from around Clallam County to listen Washington State Lieutenant gover- MARK YOUR CALENDAR! to and talk with Republican candi- nor. dates running for office on the local, Steve McLaughlin, candidate for UPCOMING EVENTS & MEETINGS state and national level. Saturday Public lands Commissioner was no exception. The room looked Danille Turissini, candidate for Sept. 27—6:30 p.m.—Central Commit- 24th District State Senate tee meeting, Headquarters very festive with Fall decorations and th brightly decorated tables done by the John Alger, candidate for 24 candidates. District House of Representative #2 Sept. 30—6 p.m.—Sign waving for can- George Vrable, candidate for 24 didates at MacDonalds circle in P.A. The speakers’ slate was very impres- District House of Representative #1 sive with eight candidates scheduled Randy Johnson, Independent Oct. 14—Candidate Forum in Forks. to speak throughout the evening candidate for County Commissioner See pg. 2 starting with, Bill Bryant. However, District 2 due to difficulties traveling on the fer- Oct. 19—Ballots drop in the mail ry to Port Angeles, he was unable to Much was said by each candidate be the first speaker as originally and his or her words of wisdom will Nov. 8—Election Day planned. be remembered by all of us who came to the Fall Roundup. Watch for upcoming meetings with Dick Pilling started the evening with issues of interest on our website - www.clallamrepublicans.org

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From the Chair... Candidate Forum Preparing for the Election… in Forks Oct. 14th By Dick Pilling, Chair contesting Kevin Van De Wege. Let’s give Holy Smokes!! It is election her a shot and let Kev- time! Again! And we have some really in go play with his fire Don’t miss it! great candidates! As always, I am al- engine. Here’s an opportunity ways pleased to offer my opinion on the candidates because, if you will recall, I John Alger would be great replace- to hear several believe everybody has a right to my ment for Steve Tharinger who has never opinion. seen a tax that he didn’t like. Hell… candidates speak. Love… At the top of the state ticket is Bill Bryant When: Oct 14th at 6pm. who is refreshingly different from Jay George Vrable is challenging Mike Inslee as he is neither a professional Chapman for the seat vacated by Van de Where: Forks High School com- politician nor a lawyer. He is, however, a Wege. George is a passionate defender mons, 261 Spartan Ave, Forks. business man with a proven track rec- of the constitution and citizen rights ord. Let’s let him run Washington like a whereas Chapman is a passionate de- Speakers include: business and release us from the exist- fender of… well… Chapman. George is Danille Turissini for State Senate ing “tax and spend” debacle. my guy… John D. Alger for State Representa- tive Marty McClendon, running for Lt. My friend and neighbor, Randy Johnson, George Vrable for State Rep. Governor, is another proven business would be an infinitely better county com- Marty McClendon for Lt. Governor man who, again, will put us on a fiscally missioner than his opponent. We need Todd Bloom for CD 6 Congress responsible track for a change. Vote his conservative voice. Steve McLaughlin for State Land Marty. Commissioner Lastly, while they are certainly non- Michael Waite for State Treasurer Kim Wyman is running for re-election partisan positions, the Supreme Court is Josh Trumbull for State Attorney as Secretary of State and is currently the super important to ensure that our politi- General highest Washington Republican in of- cal representatives don’t stray far from Ron Richards, Co. Commissioner fice. She has done a terrific job and the law and the constitution. According- should be allowed to continue. ly, Dave Larson, Greg Zemple, and For more information, or to help put David DeWolf have strong conserva- this function together, contact Chris Vance is former Chairman of tive resumes and would be a welcome Katherine (Kat) Davis, the Washington State Republican Party, addition to the left-leaning Washington email [email protected] or has held many other political positions in Supreme Court. And while we are talk- call (360) 640-9181. our state so let’s give him one more… ing about judges, I like Dave Neupert for State Senator. And give Superior Court, position 2. the boot… That’s it, my friends… Don’t forget to Richard Schrock wants to be State vote… and don’t forget who to vote for… Insurance Commissioner. Let’s try him CCRP Office: out. 509 So. Lincoln, Port Angeles - Ph. & Fax: (360) 417-3035 Steve McLaughlin will make a terrific Public Lands commissioner who will get Office Hours: a grip on the timber land fiasco and Weekdays, 11 AM until 2 PM make it work for all concerned. Mailing Address: Box 808, PA, 98362

As State Auditor, Mark Miloscia will put www.clallamrepublicans.org his eagle eye on the finances and en- E-mail: [email protected] sure the money does not go astray. [email protected]

Michael Waite and Duane Davidson, Please come and bring your Check out our blog: both Republicans, are running for State signs for your Republican can- clallamrepublicans.org/blog Treasurer. Ahh… vote for the Republi- didates this coming Friday, can. Sept.30 at the intersection of

Newcomer Todd Bloom has challenged MacDonald's in Port Angeles Derek Kilmer for 6th District Representa- at 6:00 pm. Show your sup- tive. Todd will be a refreshing change… port for Trump and all Republi- The GOP Republican News is an educa- give him a chance… and your vote. can candidates running for tional outreach of the Clallam County office. Bring your voices, your Republican Party. Editor: Sue Forde. Danille Turissini is running for the Send your news items to: seat vacated by Jim Hargrove and is spirit and your signs- [email protected] homemade ones are great! SEPTEMBER 2016 PAGE 3

RWCC Meeting features district candidates Have you moved, or need to The Republican Women of Clallam County met at First register to vote? Federal Savings in Sequim on Sept. 24 to hear three can- didates speak. Danille Turissini, candidate for State Sen- Registered Washington voters have until Monday, Oct. ate; John D. Alger and George Vrable, running for the two 10 to transfer their voter registrations from other in-state seats in the State Legislature, spoke about their platforms counties, or update their addresses by mail, phone or and the changes they hope to make if elected. online through www.MyVote.wa.gov ahead of the General Election. The group took up the Shoebox Project, where items are collected for our military and shipped out to them. The Those not registered to vote in this state have until items they need are listed on their website: Monday, Oct. 31 to register in person at the Audi- rwclallamcounty.org. tor’s Office in the Clallam County Courthouse, 223 E. 4th St. in Port Angeles. Buck holds fundraiser for Dani Turissini Voter registration forms are available at all public librar- ies, city halls and school district offices in the county, and the Clallam County Courthouse. Regular Court- Former State Representative Jim Buck hosted a fund- house business hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday raiser barbeque for candidate Danille Turissini, running through Friday. for State Senate. The fun-filled event was held at Bag- ley Creek Road and featured grass-fed beef burgers Those with voter registration questions and updates furnished by Roger Short. should contact Clallam County Elections at 417-2221 or [email protected]. Go to http://myvote.wa.gov/ Donations to Turissini’s campaign can be mailed to: and verify that you properly registered and the ballot will Friends of Danille Turissini, 46 Village Way, PMB 179, be sent to the correct address. Additional voter and Port Ludlow, WA 98365. election information is available on the Clallam County Elections website at www.clallam.net/elections. READ OUR PLATFORMS!

The Platform for a political party tells Do you understand the Electoral College? what it believes and stands for. Please take a little time to read the Do you understand what the Elec- system works. You can watch a county platform, the State Platform, toral College is? Or how it works? Or video presented by Prager Universi- and the National Platform. If you why America uses it to elect its presi- ty right on the home page of believe in what it says, then get ac- dents instead of just using a straight ClallamRepublicans.org (just scroll tively involved to promote the ideas popular vote? Author, lawyer and down a bit). of liberty, individualism and limited Electoral College expert Tara Ross government. does, and she explains that to under- In addition, there’s a well-organized, stand the Electoral College is to un- below-the-radar effort to render the Read them here: derstand how our country’s election Electoral College effectively use- http://clallamrepublicans.org/gop- less. It’s called the National Popular platforms/ GOVTRACK an easy way to Vote, and it would turn our presi- keep tabs on federal legisla- dential elections into a majority-rule tors affair. Would this be good or bad? Sign up to see how your Tara Ross explains in the 2nd video Congressional reps are voting. on our home page. http://www.congress.org The website www.govtrack.us brings together the status of U.S. federal leg- islation, voting records, congressional district maps, and more.

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How You Can Help Get Our Candidates Elected CONTACT YOUR Volunteers needed! There are precincts that need to be contacted to Dear State Committee Member, “Get Out The Vote” when the ballots drop. We have call lists, if you’d like to REPRESENTATIVES

participate in this way. We’ll train you—it’s quite easy, but takes some time There has been a huge amount of out of your day. And, it’s a very small price to pay to help elect Republicans, pressState lately of Washington about the upcoming Re-

so we can begin to end the tax-and-spend, over-regulating bureaucracies we publicanWashington National State Republican Convention. Party Un- have had (and will continue to have if we do nothing) under the Democrats. fortunately (206) much 575-1690 of it— has wsrp.org/ been inac- curate or misrepresented. Please contact us at [email protected] or fill out the form on Legislative Hotline - 1-800-562-6000 the website, and start TODAY! With October (when the mail-in ballots are The Leave distorted messages interpretations for lawmakers. and dropped) right around the corner, it’s time to get really active toward helping conspiracyWA State Legislature theories aboutWeb page the: nomi- our candidates get elected. Consider the issues at stake. At the highest level, natinghttp://www.leg.wa.gov/pages/ process and convention rules 4 to 5 U. S. Supreme Court Justices will be appointed by the new president. arehome.aspx of particular concern to me be- There are too many differences to address here, but suffice it to say, a non- causeWA State I've GOPserved Senate on the caucus RNC: Rules http://src.wastateleg.org/ vote for Trump is, in fact, a vote for Hillary. committeeWA State GOP for House four years caucus preparing: forhttp://houserepublicans.wa.gov/ the 2016 Convention. It has At our State level, we need a Republican Governor and Lt. Governor, along beenState Senator painful Jim to watchHargrove the - pundits with a Republican majority in the House and Senate. We have good candi- and(360) campaign 786-7646 - operativesE-mail: inaccu- dates, including Bill Bryant, Marty McClendon, Danille Turissini, John D. Alger [email protected] describe the process every and George Vrable. Let’s get out and support them with money, with nightState on Rep. national Steve Tharingertelevision. - doorbelling, with phone calls, and with signs. There is a volunteer form (360) 786– 7904 - on the GOP website, along with a listing of the candidates and their web- E-mail: [email protected] site addresses, so get busy NOW and see how you can help! Or call GOP State Rep. Kevin Van DeWege - headquarters (417-3035) , and leave your name & phone number for a (360) 786-7916 E-mail: [email protected] volunteer coordinator to call.

We lost votes in the Primary in Clallam County simply because not enough Republicans turned out to vote. According to Voter Vault (the ID system for Federal determining Republican voters), our voters actually outnumber the Democrats in Clallam County; yet we lost the primary election by around 4 percent. WE President Barack Obama CAN DO BETTER! http://www.whitehouse.gov Write: c/o The White House 1600 Penn. Ave., N.W. State Party endorses 3 Supreme Court candidates Wash. D.C. 20500 Comments: 202-456-1111 At the recent State Committee meet- tral Committee meeting Monday U.S. Capitol Switchboard ing held in Blaine, WA, the Commit- evening, Aug. 22, and shared his Tel. 202-456-1414 tee, consisting of 3 representatives thoughts about actually “following” U. S. SENATE from each county across the State, the Constitution and judging accord- U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell agreed to endorse the following for ingly. More information about these Write: 717 Hart Senate Office Bldg., the position of State Supreme Court candidates can be found on home Wash. D.C. 20510 Justices: page of clallamrepublicans.org. Tel. (202) 224-3441 Greg Zempel or 206-220-6400 Fax (202) 228-0514 David DeWolf; and Judicial candidates are not allowed U.S. Senator Patty Murray Dave Larson. to solicit funds for campaigns, so be Write: 173 Russell Senate Bldg., sure to visit their websites, and help Wash. D.C. 20510 The three are constitutionalists, and them financially. Tel. (202) 224-2621 are running against incumbents who or Seattle 206-553-5545 Fax (202) 224-0238 have been legislating from the bench. 6th CONGRESSIONAL DIST. Shiftwa.org exposes U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer Write: 1429 Longworth House Office Dave Larson spoke at the last Cen- liberal attack network Building, Washington, DC 20515 Tel. (202)-225-5916 Read about how the progressives are going around the law to attack Stay up to speed on “alerts” conservatives. www.shiftwa.org COUNTY COMMISSIONERS about upcoming meetings and issues that may require action. Follow stories about state & local Bill Peach ( R ), District 3 Contact us to be placed on the government corruption and attacks Mike Chapman ( I ), District 2 “Alert” list— on citizens at Glen Morgan’s Mark Ozias ( D ), District 1 Tel (360) 417-2233 [email protected] www.wethegoverned.com 223 East 4th Street, Suite 4 Port Angeles, Washington 98362-3000 SEPTEMBER 2016 PAGE 5

Voters need to be reminded of these three really important reasons to vote:

Democrats want a state income tax! Democrat candidates are trying to hide the fact they are for a state income tax but we know better. The Democrat party platform even calls for it. The Democrats all fall in line on key votes in Olympia and they have had multiple special sessions trying to institute it.

The Democrat candidates are being funded by radical millionaires and billionaires from outside the state! Just follow the money on the PDC and FEC. Democrat candidate for Lt. Governor, Cyrus Habib, is raising money in California, Massachusetts, and Illinois. Democrat candidate for Secretary of State, Tina Podlodowski is fundraising from LGBT donors across the country for her race. California billionaire, Tom Steyer, has attempted to buy our county elections and our state legislature multiple times. Don’t let these elitists buy our election!

The Democrats are pushing the radical Seattle agenda across the state! The Democrat candidates take their policy prescriptions straight from the radical progressives of Seattle. Their ideas for minimum wage hikes against small businesses, middle-class tax increases, and social engineering will be implemented by every Democrat that takes office. This state is more than just Seattle and voters need to make themselves heard!

Remember, our great Republican candidates will share their positive messages of im- proving the lives of all Washingtonians. We need to remind voters of the dangers citizens face if Democrats are elected! (by Jake Braunger) Trust Land, Schools and You Reasons to vote for Donald J. Trump What are trust lands? How were they created and why? Why are they important to the community? How do trust lands support schools? How much money do schools get 1. The Supreme Court Justice from trust lands? How are trust lands managed? nominations 2. Obamacare Learn more from the perspective of the WSSDA Trust Land Task Force. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, September 27th. 3. Energy 4. Immigration Sequim—1 p.m.—Fire District #3 Training room, 323 N. 5th Ave. 5. National Security 6. Internet Freedom Port Angeles—4 p.m. & 7 p.m.—Port Angeles HS Student Center, 304 E. Park Ave. These excellent issues are discussed in Bear in mind that the perspective to be given will be from a governmental point of view. the reasons why Senator Ted Cruz has Be prepared for the possibility that they will lean toward a state income tax as a solu- decided to support Trump. We know tion. Review the White Paper mentioned below before attending, so you have a good where HR Clinton would take our country understanding from those in the forestry industry. regarding the above issues.

You can review an excellent White Paper written by Jim McEntire, Phil Kitchel and Har- A vote for anyone other than Trump—or ry Bell on the subject. a non-vote, IS a vote for Hillary. If you are thinking about sitting this one out, or Go to know someone who is, please suggest http://paba.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/PABA-White-Paper-Trust-Beneficiary- these issues as to why they might recon- Expectations.pdf to download it. sider. Get out the vote in November!

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Report on Washington State School Directors Association’s (WSSDA) Prager University offers free 5-minute classes 2016-2017 Legislative Priorities Prager University offers 5 minute From Susan Shotthafer, elected Port Angeles School Board member video courses in economics, history, Few of our states’ tax payers receive an inside view of Washington’s school districts’ life studies, political science, religion/ legislative agenda. I feel a responsibility to inform you. I have attempted to simplify. This philosophy, and the Ten Command- concerns your private property and your tax dollars. ments. The motto is, “We Teach Several months after becoming a school board member, I learned our Washington state What Isn’t Taught”. legislators passed RCW 28A.345.010, to establish Washington State School Directors Association (WSSDA). stating: “It shall be the duty of the school directors' association The courses are free, concise, direct (1) to take such action as the association deems advisable to effect [sic] a coordination and very interesting; the non- of policymaking, control, and management of the school districts of the state; . . .” Every accredited courses offer all kinds of school director automatically belongs—no choice. information from a variety of teach- ers. Give it a try – it’s quick but in- WASSDA’s top legislative priority this year is legislation allowing a simple majority vote formative. Go to: to pass school bonds. WSSDA also “believes that passage of all school finance issues www.prageruniversity.com to learn should be by a simple majority.” Yearly, WASSDA members lobby their legislators to more. gain support for WASSDA’s legislative priorities through support of your tax dollars.

Governor Gregoire increased educational spending by 32%. See: http://leg.wa.gov/Senate/ Committees/WM/Documents/K-12%20Booklet_2015%202-10-15.pdf Senator Ted Cruz has issued a 741-word statement about why we In 2014, Legislators provided the highest percentage of the state budget in 30 years, 48 should vote for Donald J. Trump. percent allocated to our public schools. You can read it on his Facebook “This is 11 times more than the rate of inflation and a historic increase by any measure,” page here: said Dan Mead Smith, President of Washington Policy Center. http:// https://www.facebook.com/ www.washingtonpolicy.org/blog/post/statement-washington-policy-center-supreme-courts-mccleary tedcruzpage/ -sanction-order.

From Lev Finn at WA Policy Center: Send a generous $300 check for the rent in 2015 In 2016-17, the state will be providing every school district $9,024 per student Checks payable to (see Footnote 29 of Senator Hill’s Paramount Duty series here). This repre- CCRP, Box 808 sents an increase of $2,385 per student since 2011-12, as is evident from this Port Angeles, WA 98362 government report, here. This means that in 2016-17 districts will receive on [Indicate ‘For Rent’] average $12,675 per student from all state, local and federal revenue sources, the highest amount ever, as shown here.

This huge increase in state funding is the Legislature’s response to the 2012 Are you sick and tired of having McCleary ruling. Specifically, the Legislature added $4.6 billion to K-12 spend- your government taxes and fees ing in the 2013 and 2015 biennial budgets, reaching $18.2 billion in the current increasing again and again—and budget, a permanent increase of 34%. more and more regulation which limits your freedoms? Are you http://www.washingtonpolicy.org/publications/detail/the-facts-on-spending-in-seattle-public-schools frustrated because you feel it’s overwhelming? For the 2015 school year, PASD received $6400 from the state and after adding local and other funding spent $12,665 per student. A vast majority of school directors in all Don’t be! school districts support WASSDA’s agenda. Jami Lund at Freedom Foundation thinks Get involved in the local he has identified about 32 conservative board members out of 201 school boards in Republican Party and Washington state’s 2016 school districts. MAKE A DIFFERENCE! WASSDA's representatives to our state legislature and school administrators should be WE NEED YOU!!!! well-aware of these increases. WASSDA representatives find “woeful underfunding” for Email Sue Forde or Dick Pilling basic education in Washington’s schools. today—we’ll put you to work help- ing to change the direction of our Keep in mind that this agenda covers only the state objectives and not those of the U.S. county, state and federal Department of Education included in school board policies by accepting federal funds. governments! You may arrive at conclusions you did not expect. [email protected] ONE PERSON CAN Read the entire report at: http://clallamrepublicans.org/report-on-wssda/ MAKE A DIFFERENCE! SEPTEMBER 2016 PAGE 7

Ballot Initiative will Selectively Target Gun Owners Article I, Section I of the Washing- ton State Constitution says: “All political power is inherent in the EXCEPRT FROM ARTICLE BY NRA-ILA STAFF | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 people, and governments derive their just powers from the consent On the 2016 General Election ballot, Washingtonians will find Ballot Initiative of the governed, and are estab- 1491, an initiative purported to prevent violent acts by creating so-called lished to protect and maintain indi- “Extreme Risk Protection Orders” (ERPO). This legislation was introduced in vidual rights.” the Washington Legislature during the 2015 Legislative Session as House Bill 1857. HB 1857 died in committee without ever seeing a floor vote. Your NRA- The entire Washington State Con- ILA has seen similar legislation pop up in multiple states in recent years and stitution can be seen here: http:// the proponents are always the same, anti-gun legislators and gun control leg.wa.gov/LawsAndAgencyRules/ groups who are intent on targeting gun owners instead of preventing crime. Documents/12-2010- WAStateConstitution.pdf I-1491 allows persons who have no specific expertise, and who may be mistak- en, to seek an ERPO. Under the initiative language, “family and household Did you know… members” are considered valid petitioners for an ERPO. “Household member” The WA State Dept. of Ecology is vaguely defined as to even allow roommates from a year ago to petition to quotes the “mandate” of the Earth remove your Second Amendment rights when they don’t even live with you an- Charter on its website? To read the ymore. Emergency ex parte orders can be issued with no input from the re- Earth Charter, go to www.nwri.org/ spondent whatsoever. In that context, a person's rights disappear merely on earth-charter/. To read what Ecolo- the say-so of someone else. Even the standards for the "permanent" orders gy says on their website, go to: issued after hearing tend to stack the deck in favor of the petitioner. I-1491 http://www.ecy.wa.gov/sustainability/ would require the surrender of concealed pistol licenses as well as the seizure of all firearms by law enforcement. The evidentiary standards are insufficient for the abridgement of a fundamental right, the findings the court is required to Recommended websites make are vague and subjective, and the basis on which findings can be made often include lawful behavior (e.g., consuming alcohol, buying guns, etc.), hear- Clallam Public Eye—go to say, or prior incidents in which the state did not sustain its own burden of proof Youtube.com—type in Clallam Pub- (e.g., prior arrests not leading to prosecution or conviction, prior allegations of lic Eye. Stephanie Noblin has been violence not leading to arrest or official action, etc.). doing an EXCELLENT job of vide- otaping meetings around Clallam This law would be ripe for abuse by individuals that disagree with the Second County. Amendment, and the mere insinuation that gun ownership makes you a danger to yourself or others is offensive and insulting. CCRP Facebook page— www.facebook.com/clallamcogop In the 2016 General Election, vote “NO” on I-1491 www/washingtonvotes.org www.nwri.org www.govtrack.us Ronald Reagan said… The Clallam County proposed budg- www.votesmart.com et is now online. Please consider www.olympicresourcepc.org (water) “Government's first duty is to protect reviewing it and offering input. Let www.shiftwa.org the people, not run their lives.” us know your findings. www.behindmyback.org

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Sign Up for Signs— CLALLAM COUNTY 17 Volunteers Wanted REPUBLICAN PARTY You Can Help! Call 417- PO BOX 808 PORT ANGELES, WA 98362 Are you retired and available to invest a couple of hours twice a month to a much-needed job for the citizens of our county? Do you know what the U.S. and Wash- ington State Constitutions say? Do your

children and/or grandchildren? In Our Next Issue, we’ll ad- The Clallam County Board of Commis- sioners meets on Mondays for their dress the Initiatives that will be on Take time to study each one of them, the Ballot—pros and cons, will bring work session, and Tuesdays for the and understand your rights as a citizen. regular meeting. There are always 3-7 And most importantly, share this infor- you updates on the various races, individuals there from the liberal side mation with the next generation! and discuss local and statewide is- who are putting forth their ideas for sues. Tune in! :) what they want to accomplish. There One of the best resources is Hillsdale “may” be one or two from the conserva- College, which offers many free online tive side in attendance. courses. A course on the U.S. Constitu- tion can be found here: http:// State Senator Jim Hargrove - We need 4 people to attend each of the info.hillsdale.edu/ (360) 786-7646 - E-mail: meetings to keep an eye on what ihe constitution_101_enroll? [email protected] county commissioners are discussing utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&ut and planning, and a coordinator to m_campaign=con101 State Rep. Steve Tharinger - whom they can report, for dissemina- (360) 786– 7904 - tion of issues that will affect the individ- Read it here: http://www.archives.gov/ E-mail: [email protected] ual rights of citizens. exhibits/charters/ constitution_transcript.html State Rep. Kevin Van DeWege - (360) 786-7916 Would you consider serving for a year Read the Washington State Constitution E-mail: [email protected] in one of these volunteer jobs? here: http://leg.wa.gov/ LawsAndAgencyRules/Documents/12- Governor's Office: 1-360-902-4111 Please contact Sue Forde at 2010-WAStateConstitution.pdf [email protected].

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