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“They say kids in rural areas are likely going to be poorer than their parents. I live in rural NCW, I don’t want that for my children.”
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“We’re constantly told there isn’t enough to go around and any proof that a group is moving forward --especially Latinos and immigrants-- is seen as a threat. We get pitted against each other through messages that say immigrants want something for free and everyone else is going to pay for it. We all - every one of us - deserve enough to live a good life.”
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“NCW is abundant in natural resources and Washington State is at the forefront of innovation and technology, but people in rural areas are getting poorer with each passing generation.”
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“When you’re young, people think you don’t care about politics and they think you don’t vote. But this place is my home, and I know we have to care for it proactively”
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“Immigrants have always been conveniently used as a wedge to get people to one side of a political issue or the other. We are tired of the biggest voices in NCW using fears, threats, and misinformation to divide us and get what they want.”
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“I make so little as a working mom raising three kids, but billionaires pay less in taxes than I do.”
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“We only win if we come together to make our voices heard. No one else is going to fight for our families and the thing we need.”
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“The American Dream is no longer possible in rural Washington, and people know it. Those of us that were in well-paying jobs for years and generations know it’s impossible to get our kids into those jobs.”
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“We have to pay teachers enough to draw in new skilled and passionate people and keep our current teachers from burning out after 5 years in the job. “
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“I try not to look too far into a future...I don’t have enough savings to plan for it”