Let your vote tell Larsen ‘hell no’

Can you believe this?

Rep. Rick Larsen spoke at the Sultan Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 1 and also at the Everett City Hall the same day. He stated that he had received 2,500 e-mails or phone calls about the bailout. Fifty percent said “no” and the other 50 percent said, “hell no,” according to Larsen. Then he votes “yes” on this bill.

If he won’t vote the way his constituents tell him then it’s time for a change.

I ask you to vote for Rick Bart. I am.

Verline Swanson

Sultan

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