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Back Didier, more like him

Sat., July 24, 2010

Recently I had the occasion of hearing Clint Didier speak. He is a Washington state candidate for U.S. Senate. Boy, was I impressed!

He is “Mr. Smith goes to Washington.” He has “fire in his belly” to turn this country around for the sake of the future of his kids and the youth of America.

If the country could “clone” him and send 33 new members to the U.S. Senate, we could get back on the right track.

Darlene Chamberlain

Spokane

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