The Whitman County Democrats of Washington state are a dynamic group made up of people from all sectors of our community: farm, business, and academia.
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A very productive Congress, despite what the approval ratings say
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/29/AR201001...
Sunday, January 31, 2010
When President Obama urged lawmakers during his State of the Union speech to work with him on "restoring the public trust," he was hardly going out on a limb. The Congress he was addressing is one of the least popular in decades. Barely a quarter of Americans approve of the job it's doing, according to the latest Gallup/USA Today poll, while 58 percent said it was below average or one of the worst ever, according to an NBC/Wall Street Journal survey last month.
Officers
Officers for Whitman County Democrats:
Chair Richard Law
Vice-Chair Carolyn Cress
Treasurer Michael Lowery
Secretary Peggy Ray
State Committeeman James Downes
State Committeewoman Carolyn Cress
