What's to come

 

It's been a busy year (2009), and I want to thank every one who helped me gain another term in the Washington State Legislature. 

This website has been poorly maintained, partly due to lack of time and partly because I've not decided how to use the site.  There's a lot of activity on the web, blogging, email newsletters and the like.  Opinions galore.  Even more accusation and speculation. 

But I'm not sure that all of noise equals a better informed electorate.

We've lost so many traditional reporters over the last year to more lucrative (and more secure) public relations jobs ... Robert Mak, David Postman, Alex Fryer, David Ammons top the list, but there are others.   The Seattle P-I will shut down shortly. 

So I am thinking about this web site, this web presence in a new way.   How can I add value to the noise, help ensure that there is good who-what-when-where-why information about state issues that I'm working on?

Not sure yet.  But your thoughts are most sincerely appreciated.  Email me at deb@debeddy.net or debeddy@gmail.com.  I'll be back with more information when I've settled on a plan.

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Deb was named a Business All-Star for 2008 by the Business Institute of Washington for her efforts to work with the business community in fashioning environmental protections that both protect our environment and support the economy.  She makes sure that environmental legislation actually works, not just "adding paperwork and unnecessary regulations."  The Washington Conservation Voters gave Deb a score of 100% for effectiveness on environmental issues. This is the kind of good work we should expect from our legislators!