George Fearing
Party: Democrat
Candidate for: Congress- 4th District
Incumbent? No
Age: 50
Hometown: Kennewick
Occupation: Attorney
50-word statement:
I am the son of a minister and a nurse. I also have a 12-year old son.
I have spent 25 years fighting corruption, representing police, sheriffs, and firefighters.
I have no agenda other than serving ALL of the people in Central Washington.
I humbly ask for your vote.
Three priorities:
1. To serve all the people of Central Washington.
2. To solve our energy crisis using domestic means.
3. Getting the economy back on track.
Web site: http://www.georgefearing.com
E-mail address: campaign@georgefearing.com
Phone number: 509-420-4460
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Candidate responds
Candidate responds
I need to set the record straight regarding an article in the Oct. 30 Mid-Columbia section titled "Veteran, newcomer vie in Kennewick." There are several inaccuracies within the article. First, as the Herald noted in a correction the following day, I have never been on the Board of Adjustments, much less the chairwoman. That was Joe Kadinger, candidate in the primaries.
Second, I have stated that many citizens have told me they want to see something done with the carousel, but I have also stated it is not a priority, has nothing to do with job creation and should be continued to be housed until economic times are better.
Third, to state that my community involvement has been comparatively low-key is not the case. My vocational background is diverse, however all of the positions I have held have been in serving the community. No, I have not "volunteered" to the extent of my opponent and have been paid for my involvement, it was still for the benefit of the community.
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