Phyllis Weisenburger

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  Although I voted for Doug Ericksen in the past, I am disappointed in him, and will not vote for him for county executive. I supported his 2010 campaign for state senator, then watched his promises to serve constituents for four years go up in smoke after only six months in office, when he declared his intention to run for county executive.

  Do his promises now mean any more than those he made just months ago? Doug also indicates that he has the experience to be executive. What experience? Does working for Fish and Wildlife and legislating qualify him to effectively manage a business the size of Whatcom County's? I question his definition of "experience."

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