Dear family, friends,
citizens and business associates:
Larry Carter
Announces Campaign for State Representative in the 24th
District
Port Ludlow, WA
- The 24th legislative
district needs a representative who will listen to the people – not to the I-5
Corridor special interests. “Therefore, I am announcing my campaign for State
Representative for Washington‘s 24th Legislative District, Position
2,” candidate Larry Carter announced today.
“My opponent, Lynn Kessler, has
been in Olympia for a long time and that can take a toll on anyone. But
which has been a bigger priority for her, maintaining her Majority Leader
position, which requires considerable compromise, or representing the
district? On February 19, 2010, she looked me square in the eye and told
me that she would set aside I-960 and impose a tax increase on the people in
Washington State. Not one word about going to the root of the problem …
massive state spending,” Carter says.
“I grew up in Louisiana, where
most folks were conservative Democrats who supported economic growth and
development and believed the government worked best when it simply left us
alone. The representatives in Washington State seem to believe only
the government knows what is best for our checkbooks, property, and
children. They’re wrong.
“Washington State is heavily in
debt because the current leadership has ignored the warnings. We need new
and creative leadership at the helm now more than ever.” Carter, a retired Navy
Command Master Chief, has that leadership. A Command Master Chief, he explains,
is very involved in financial and project management, and with personnel
issues. Earlier in his career, he ran nuclear power plants on submarines,
aircraft carriers and cruisers, and taught nuclear power plant operations and
theory to student operators during two tours of duty at a Nuclear Power Training
Unit in Idaho Falls, ID.
Throughout his Navy career
Carter built teams. “My success in the Navy can be attributed to the outstanding
support I received from the teams that I built and led. Working with the
legislature also requires teamwork. And for the past legislative session,
the conservatives have been excluded from that team by the Legislative Majority
Leader,” he says.
Carter and his wife, Bugsy,
“are building teams to launch a new kind of campaign,” he says. “Please join my
campaign where fund-raising is taken off the table; where the people of
District 24 take the lead in getting this message out to everyone in the
district.” Carter’s goal is a true grass-roots campaign. “A legislator shouldn’t
be beholden to any special interests,” he stresses. “I want to represent all the
people of the 24th legislative district as their state
legislator. I will accept no contributions from Political Parties,
Corporations, NGOs, or individuals. I want your vote, not your
money.”
Please contact Larry by email
larry@newwaycampaign.com or
telephone 360-301-2264 if you are willing to assist him in his campaign to bring
financial sanity and personal responsibility back to the 24th
District, and Washington State.
WA Supreme Court
Justice Sanders to Speak Monday Night at CAPR Meeting at Tri-Area Community
Center
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Washington State
Court of Appeals summons additional information from SSNW, regarding HE
decision?
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SSNW hearing moved to
May 10, due to criminal case, Jefferson County attempting to hold SSNW to 19
employees and restricting law enforcement officers from shooting at its gun
ranges...does Jefferson County regulate who can shoot at the Jefferson County
Sportsmen Club?
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Need
ammunition? SSNW is an approved Winchester dealer info@ssnwhq.com "SSNW helping citizens shoot
more for less"
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April 12, 2010,
Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners - Public Comment (click on link
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Jim Boyer - EPA Grant - Video
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Paul Richmond - Public
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Larry Carter -
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Joe D'Amico -
Trust
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Dennis Schultz - EPA
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George Yount - Water Shed
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Jim Fritz - Unemployment
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Upcoming
Meetings/Events:
April 19, 2010, 0900 hrs, Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners
(BOCC) Meeting; View the
Agenda
ü 0901 -
Public Comment
(up to 30 minutes);
ü
- Commissioners Briefing (time and duration
indeterminate);
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- Regular
Agenda
(time and duration indeterminate);
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- Recess to lunch;
ü 1330 -
County Administrator Briefing (duration indeterminate).
April 19, 2010, Citizens’ Alliance for
Property Rights, 18:00 hrs Tri-Area Center; Special Guest/Speaker: WA
Supreme Court Justice Sanders
April 20, 2010, Dept. of Ecology (DOE) SMP Public
Hearing, 1700, Open House, 1900 (7pm)
Public Comment, Fort Worden Commons
Can’t attend the
hearing?
Send
written comments to Mr. Jeffree Stewart, Regional Planner for DOE
Email: jeff.stewart@ecy.wa.gov
April 21, 2010, Board Budget Committee
Meeting, 1st Floor Conf. Room, 0830 hrs, Jefferson County
Courthouse
May 28, 2010, Juan de Fuca Festival of the
Arts, Port
Angeles;
August 14, 2010, Fort Discovery Picnic, 1200 hrs, USN SAR
Helicopter, 56th US Army Band, Airlift NW, USN EOD Bangor, US Border Patrol,
SSNW ATFP Boat, Jefferson County Fire
District #5, Clallam Fire Dist #3, Jefferson County Sheriff's Department and
Costco.
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