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The only difference a cop has over an "average person" is that their opinion on the drug war is usually held more strongly.
It helps the reader to know of Roach's history, but please state it neutrally, not in support of his bias, which can be gleaned from his actions.
A stand-up guy, but he is a mormon, and should be expected to vote a certain way. He's distanced himself from his whack-job mom and mostly sticks to schools & education issues. His younger brother had his own substance issues, so selling Dan on anything that is soft on drugs may be tough. He's got campaign challenges to consider, and reducing drug penalties could leave him vulnerable on the right.
Gotta pick your fights carefully, Dom.
That said, all of these would increase state revenues and decrease state expenses.
Why do Republic party of No comrades hate WA so?
Nice hedging.
And again with the "technically a Democrat..." you seem to use this to refer to anyone who's not as lefty as the Stranger staff. Chris Hurst is a solid fucking Democrat, plz. realize there are many Democrats who are not 100% purely liberal like on Capitol Hill? You can disagree with them and simply describe them as a "not as liberal person" or a "pro law and order Democrat" or a "mderate Democrat" or even a "conservative Democrat" but saying "technically a Democrat" basically accuses them of being lying shitheads and really, come on.
Jan Drago is technically a Democrat, Larry Philips is techincally a Democrat, Chris Hurst is technically a Democrat. That sounds really dumb. Your logical next statement should be "Barack Obama, technically a Democrat...."
Yeah, they're all voters now. All of em.
Technically a Democrat--indeed. Hurst is a Democrat in a conservative district that usually elects Republicans, which I explain. He's got to be sensitive to a conservative constituency. So he's a Dem, technically, but a conservative Dem. For the record, Hurst is smart and well reasoned. I like him.