Monday, March 23, 2009
Next Meeting, April 14
Our next meeting will be April 14th, 2009, at 6:30 p.m. at the county GOP office. We will be discussing bylaws and hearing from our County Auditor's Elections Manager, Garth Fell. If we have enough time left over, we'll gripe about taxes!
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Next Meeting: Tonight
Just a reminder: our next meeting is Tuesday, Feb. 10, 6:30 p.m. at the county GOP HQ in Marysville.
We have a lot to discuss, including potential bylaws changes, outreach, and our special guest, Debbie Copple, who will be talking about the skeet shooting range near Index, and their problems with the federal government.
We also will be discussing the Lincoln Day Dinner (March) and the State Fair (August).
This is an important meeting, please come!
We have a lot to discuss, including potential bylaws changes, outreach, and our special guest, Debbie Copple, who will be talking about the skeet shooting range near Index, and their problems with the federal government.
We also will be discussing the Lincoln Day Dinner (March) and the State Fair (August).
This is an important meeting, please come!
Rep. Dan Kristiansen's Newsletter and Video
Rep. Dan Kristiansen of the 39th District has released his latest newsletter, and a video about Highway 522.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Dan Kristiansen's New Web Site
Representative for the 39th District Dan Kristiansen has a newly remodeled web site. Check it out!
Friday, August 22, 2008
Walser's State Patrol Records Reveal More of the Same
Decmoratic State Senate candidate Fred Walser was in the Washington State Patrol for 28 years. Let's review his final few years at the Washington State Patrol and let his superiors speak, from Walser's own personnel records.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Picks for Primary Election
People ask me about my picks for the primary. If you care, here they are. For some races I have two picks, where I like both candidates.
U.S. Congress, District 1: Larry Ishmael
U.S. Congress, District 2: Rick Bart
Governor: Dino Rossi
Lt. Governor: Marcia McCraw or Jim Wiest
Secretary of State: Sam Reed
State Treasurer: Allan Martin
State Auditor: Brian Sonntag or Dick McIntee
Attorney General: Rob McKenna
Commissioner of Public Lands: Doug Sutherland
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Randy Dorn
Insurance Commissioner: John Adams
Supreme Court Justice Pos. 3: Michael Bond
Snohomish Superior Court Judge, Pos. 6: George Appel
Snohomish Superior Court Judge, Pos. 8: David Hulbert
District 39 Senator: Val Stevens
District 39 Representative, Pos. 1: Dan Kristiansen
District 39 Representative, Pos. 2: Kirk Pearson
District 1 Senator: Dennis Richter
District 10 Senator: Linda Haddon
District 10 Representative, Pos. 1: Norma Smith
District 10 Representative, Pos. 2: Barbara Bailey
District 21 Representative, Pos. 1: Brian Travis or Douglas Kerley
District 21 Representative, Pos. 2: Andrew Funk
District 32 Representative, Pos. 1: Alex Rion
District 44 Representative, Pos. 1: Larry Countryman
District 44 Representative, Pos. 2: Mike Hope
A few comments may be worthwhile. I am not a big fan of Randy Dorn, but he seems like a good guy who knows what he is doing, and that he has the best chance to unseat Terry Bergeson. Brian Sonntag is a Democrat, but I think he has done a pretty good job in the face of a Democratic government. I also think Dick McIntee would do a very fine job. I think we will be well-served with either of them. I like Charles Johnson but am not crazy about him, and am considering voting for Beecher or Vulliet.
U.S. Congress, District 1: Larry Ishmael
U.S. Congress, District 2: Rick Bart
Governor: Dino Rossi
Lt. Governor: Marcia McCraw or Jim Wiest
Secretary of State: Sam Reed
State Treasurer: Allan Martin
State Auditor: Brian Sonntag or Dick McIntee
Attorney General: Rob McKenna
Commissioner of Public Lands: Doug Sutherland
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Randy Dorn
Insurance Commissioner: John Adams
Supreme Court Justice Pos. 3: Michael Bond
Snohomish Superior Court Judge, Pos. 6: George Appel
Snohomish Superior Court Judge, Pos. 8: David Hulbert
District 39 Senator: Val Stevens
District 39 Representative, Pos. 1: Dan Kristiansen
District 39 Representative, Pos. 2: Kirk Pearson
District 1 Senator: Dennis Richter
District 10 Senator: Linda Haddon
District 10 Representative, Pos. 1: Norma Smith
District 10 Representative, Pos. 2: Barbara Bailey
District 21 Representative, Pos. 1: Brian Travis or Douglas Kerley
District 21 Representative, Pos. 2: Andrew Funk
District 32 Representative, Pos. 1: Alex Rion
District 44 Representative, Pos. 1: Larry Countryman
District 44 Representative, Pos. 2: Mike Hope
A few comments may be worthwhile. I am not a big fan of Randy Dorn, but he seems like a good guy who knows what he is doing, and that he has the best chance to unseat Terry Bergeson. Brian Sonntag is a Democrat, but I think he has done a pretty good job in the face of a Democratic government. I also think Dick McIntee would do a very fine job. I think we will be well-served with either of them. I like Charles Johnson but am not crazy about him, and am considering voting for Beecher or Vulliet.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Fred Walser Letter Corrected in Monroe Monitor
I've posted a correction to a letter about Fred Walser printed in the Monroe Monitor. My letter was printed in the Monitor the following week.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Dan Kristiansen at Monroe Parade
The Monroe parade is coming up and the Dan Kristiansen campaign needs a strong showing for this parade!
If you would like to be in the parade with us, hold a sign and/or pass out candy, stickers, frisbees and brochures, please let us know.
Monroe Fair Days Parade
Saturday, August 23rd
Line up at 10 am at Park Place Middle School, 1408 W Main St., Monroe
Parade starts at 11 am
Please arrive early enough to allow time for parking your car and walking to the parade line up. There is a lot of traffic in Monroe on this day, as it is also the start of the Evergreen State Fair.
Attire is red, white and blue, the patriotic theme. We suggest jeans, shorts, red, white or blue t-shirts, and patriotic hats, buttons, and pins.
Kids are welcome. Bring a smile and we hope you can help us this year!
Please contact us, or reply to this post, and let us know if you can walk in the parade with us. Invite your friends and families. If you are in high school and need community service hours, we are willing to submit these hours for you.
Thank you so much!
Janis and Dan Kristiansen campaign
If you would like to be in the parade with us, hold a sign and/or pass out candy, stickers, frisbees and brochures, please let us know.
Monroe Fair Days Parade
Saturday, August 23rd
Line up at 10 am at Park Place Middle School, 1408 W Main St., Monroe
Parade starts at 11 am
Please arrive early enough to allow time for parking your car and walking to the parade line up. There is a lot of traffic in Monroe on this day, as it is also the start of the Evergreen State Fair.
Attire is red, white and blue, the patriotic theme. We suggest jeans, shorts, red, white or blue t-shirts, and patriotic hats, buttons, and pins.
Kids are welcome. Bring a smile and we hope you can help us this year!
Please contact us, or reply to this post, and let us know if you can walk in the parade with us. Invite your friends and families. If you are in high school and need community service hours, we are willing to submit these hours for you.
Thank you so much!
Janis and Dan Kristiansen campaign
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Val Stevens Upcoming Events
Tuesday July 15 6 p.m.
Cattlemen's BBQ Fundraiser @ Riverfront Park, Sedro Woolley (Donations)
Thursday July 17 7 p.m.
Val speaks to Evergreen Republican Women @ Shawn O'Donnell's
Restaurant (an Overview of the 2008 Legislative Session)
Saturday August 16 11 a.m.
Cascade Days 2008 parade, Concrete, WA
Saturday August 23 11 a.m.
Monroe Fair Days Parade
Cattlemen's BBQ Fundraiser @ Riverfront Park, Sedro Woolley (Donations)
Thursday July 17 7 p.m.
Val speaks to Evergreen Republican Women @ Shawn O'Donnell's
Restaurant (an Overview of the 2008 Legislative Session)
Saturday August 16 11 a.m.
Cascade Days 2008 parade, Concrete, WA
Saturday August 23 11 a.m.
Monroe Fair Days Parade
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Val Stevens Campaign Web Site
Val Stevens has a campaign web site up. She'll be out all day on July 4th working the parades. Happy Independence Day, everyone.
Friday, June 27, 2008
State Senator Val Stevens Decries Burning of Campaign Signs
From a press release.
39th District State Senator Val Stevens (R-Arlington), called the burning of her campaign signs “senseless vandalism which has no place in the political process.” Stevens, who is running for her fourth term in the State Senate, lives in Arlington with her husband, Keith.
It was Keith Stevens who filed a malicious mischief complaint with the Skagit Valley Sheriff’s Department about the sign burning. The vandalism occurred to signs in southern Skagit County in the area of Old Pacific Highway near County Line Road according to the Senator’s husband.
Senator Stevens said, “Sometimes kids will knock over campaign signs especially as it gets closer to Halloween. But in this case, my signs have been deliberately set on fire.” She added, “This appears to be specifically directed at me because signs of other candidates in the same vicinity are being left alone.” She released photos of several of her signs which have been burned.
Stevens called destruction of these signs, “not only vandalism but an infringement on the right of political free speech as well.” She said, “Campaign signs help voters become more aware of the political process so they can make more intelligent choices when marking their ballots.” She continued, “By burning my signs, those responsible for this vandalism are not only hurting my campaign, they are attacking the integrity of the election process itself.”
39th District State Senator Val Stevens (R-Arlington), called the burning of her campaign signs “senseless vandalism which has no place in the political process.” Stevens, who is running for her fourth term in the State Senate, lives in Arlington with her husband, Keith.
It was Keith Stevens who filed a malicious mischief complaint with the Skagit Valley Sheriff’s Department about the sign burning. The vandalism occurred to signs in southern Skagit County in the area of Old Pacific Highway near County Line Road according to the Senator’s husband.
Senator Stevens said, “Sometimes kids will knock over campaign signs especially as it gets closer to Halloween. But in this case, my signs have been deliberately set on fire.” She added, “This appears to be specifically directed at me because signs of other candidates in the same vicinity are being left alone.” She released photos of several of her signs which have been burned.
Stevens called destruction of these signs, “not only vandalism but an infringement on the right of political free speech as well.” She said, “Campaign signs help voters become more aware of the political process so they can make more intelligent choices when marking their ballots.” She continued, “By burning my signs, those responsible for this vandalism are not only hurting my campaign, they are attacking the integrity of the election process itself.”
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