Central Seattle.
The liberal Democrat so-and-so can get elected any and every time he wishes. Many have tried to run against him and everyone who has gets utterly and totally crushed on election day....and without fraud. The only way he won't be elected is if he doesn't run, either by retirement, imprisonment, or death.
And....anyone who is a liberal Democrat who runs in his stead WILL be elected. The only way they wouldn't was if a good three-quarters of the population of Seattle and it's environs were dead or missing....because there's no way in Hell they'll turn conservative. EVER.
(Sorry...not trying to be a Debbie Downer...just stating cold, hard facts.)
Yes, I agree: the Evergreen State, whose state tree is the Hemlock should be tasted with caution. Seattle makes the Left Coast a force with which to be reckoned, as originally plotted, our nation was a conglomerate of small nation-states used to getting their own way, and continued guaranteeing states individual rights, at least until 1890, when the Equality State was admitted into the Union with the outlandish privilege of Wyoming women designated full suffrage and equal privileges in holding public office.
I’m a firm supporter of early American documents touting that American citizens be allowed the pursuit of happiness including an understood ability for each man to govern his own finances as part of that pursuit.
All these pursuits seem to me to be under attack not only by Presidential Orders as well as the extension of controlling terrorism that was granted by Congress to the Executive Branch on September 14, 2001, and continues on today while there is much meddling in the affairs of Middle Eastern Countries without a good general knowledge that the Muslim Brotherhood was instituted by the same gentleman who prodded Hitler to exterminate the Jewish Population of Europe in WWII.
I am not pleased that these war privileges have been exploited against American citizens by the IRS, a division of the executive branch, and possibly the sharing of medical information through the Affordable Care Act that was shoved through Congress by Nancy Pelosi with the famous instructions to Congress of “don’t read, just pass,” to paraphrase a longer, more ambiguous sentence.
I am with you when I say that I think Congressman McDermott, D-WA, should get a grip.
To clarify my earlier post, I apologize for using the word “eminent” (famous) when I should have used the word “imminent” (threatening to happen soon) in my previous post last night and any discrepancy in true meaning the error may have caused.
Yours, sincerely ~