Brush Prairie resident Anne Brock offers her support for Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
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After reading in a national newspaper that Joe Kent’s plan, if he wins, is this:
“Our agenda for the first two years is simple,” he said at the town hall. “Impeachment, obstruction and oversight. The Biden agenda dies off in the crib.”
I am very glad we have Marie Gluesencamp Perez running; she wants to get things done for people in her district, she isn’t interested in trying to win flame wars or in “owning the libs” as some on the far right say.
Joe Kent isn’t the right candidate for our district. Marie Gluesencamp Perez is. She will work across the aisle to get things done for us.
I ask everyone to check out both candidates and I hope you will agree.
Anne Brock
Brush Prairie
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