Now is the time for citizen statesmen, not career politicians. Our founding fathers originally believed that one would serve in Congress for a time and then return home to work and serve in one’s community.
Today, most politicians, once elected, decide this is a new career path and spend their time in the Legislature working on being re-elected. Now is our chance to say no to this philosophy and elect new members to our Legislature.
I have personally gone door-to-door with him and seen his passion for wanting to make a difference in our community and state. I believe the time is now and we have a chance to reverse the course in which we are heading. Shahram Hadian is a humble man of integrity who seeks to serve and not be served. Thank you for considering his candidacy.
Mary Fox
Lake Stevens
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