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Research Constitution, too

I certainly admire the journalistic energy which Scott North and Warren Cornwall have applied to all their Freedom County articles. It is impressive to see how thoroughly they have researched the background of the Freedom County supporters. Is it too much to expect them to aim their formidable researching talent at an article which describes the Washington state Constitution requirements on forming a new county and where, exactly, Freedom County went wrong in this process? Just curious.

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