Archive for the ‘Clint Didier’ Category
9
Jun
Posted by Old Iron in Clint Didier, Dino Rossi, Patty Murray, Paul Akers, Seattle Politics, US Senate Candidates. Tagged: clint didier, dino, dino rossi, murray, Patti Murray, paul akers, Rossi, senator murray, washington primary election, washington senate election, washington senate race. 5 Comments
Why in the wide world of sports would Washington Republicans, and especially independents, get spooled up about Rossi? He energizes Democrats more than Republicans!
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17
May
Posted by Old Iron in Clint Didier, Craig Williams, Criminally Reckless Spending, Dino Rossi, Patty Murray, Paul Akers, tea party, US Senate Candidates. Tagged: akers, benton, chris christie, christie, coday, didier, murray, Patty murray, salazar, senate, washington senate primary, washington state senate, williams. Leave a Comment
Electing a dozen such men and women to the US Senate right now would be the best thing we could do to serve our nation and begin the necessary steps of reprioritizing our government’s activities before we begin to look like Greece.
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13
May
Posted by Old Iron in Clint Didier, US Senate Candidates. Tagged: clint didier, coach, didier, dino rossi, farmer, murray, Patty murray, politics, primary, primary election, Rossi, senate, senator, Washington, washington redskins. 11 Comments
“If not now, when? If not me, who?” Clint Didier answered by entering the Senate race. He is giving up his rewarding life as farmer, small businessman, and high school football coach to face the slings and arrows of a political battle. What motivates him so strongly that he would interrupt his life, family, and [...]
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4
Apr
Posted by Old Iron in Clint Didier, Craig Williams, Patty Murray, Paul Akers, US Senate Candidates. Tagged: art coday, chris widener, clint didier, craig williams, Patty murray, paul akers, sean salazar, senate, senate candidates, skip mercer, US Senate, Washington, Washington State. 2 Comments
We Republicans thought we won this battle in 1994 and 2000, but those we sent to do the job rotted in office and let us down. Now we have to re-fight that same battle with even bigger and more awful consequences if we lose. Let us send the right person to DC and stay in contact to observe that they live up to our expectations.
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