Your Very Own Sign

The following is a Letter to the Editor that was printed in the July 7, 2012 edition of The Daily World.

You Can Have Your Very Own Sign

The support in Grays Harbor County for Jesse Young is overwhelming.  We have put up signs at various places throughout the County and it has become obvious that people want to show their support for Jesse Young so badly that they are actually taking these signs for their own use.  In some cases they are even taking them from their neighbor’s yard.

Please do not worry, I have plenty of signs and you can have your very own.  All you need to do is go to Jesse Young’s website at jesseyoungforcongress.com, choose “Contact Jesse” and then leave your name, contact information, and address.  I will then contact you to make arrangements to get you your VERY OWN Jesse Young for Congress sign.

Once again, I would like to thank you all for your fervent support of Jesse Young and look forward to hearing from you.

Terry Moore

Grays Harbor County Chair

Jesse Young for Congress WA-6th (R)

Jesse Young Endorsed by Washington Farm Bureau

June 12, 2012, Tacoma, WA– The Washington State Farm Bureau PAC endorsed Jesse Young for Congress from Washington’s 6thCongressional District on Monday.

Washington Farm Bureau is a grassroots advocacy organization representing the social and economic interests of farm and ranch families at the local, state and national levels.  By providing leadership and organizational skills, the Farm Bureau seeks to gain public support on the issues affecting farm and ranch families. Farm Bureau has more than 40,000 member households across the state.

Dan Wood, Farm Bureau’s associate director of government relations said “Jesse is a true friend of the entrepreneur and small business.  Our farmers and ranchers need representatives in DC who know how business works and how government policies can impact them.  Jesse understands the needs of the 6th District and will represent us well in Congress.”

“I’m delighted to receive this show of support from the Farm Bureau,” said Jesse Young.  “Farmers and ranchers are the foundations of their communities and are important to the economy of the 6th District.  I look forward to working with them and representing them in Washington, D.C..”

Jesse Young is leading the Republican field in endorsements.  He’s the only candidate with an official party endorsement - the Grays Harbor Republican Party gave its endorsement last fall and provided an unprecedented show of support by adoption of a Resolution reaffirming that endorsement at the County Convention this spring.  He has received numerous endorsements from elected officials and other candidates for office as well.   Jesse Young has achieved “On the Radar” status with the National Republican Congressional Committee’s Young Guns program.

Jesse Young is a GOP candidate for the 6th Congressional District. He has built a strong grassroots campaign and been endorsed by many Republican leaders. Young is also an information Technology consultant whose global business experience in a variety of industries will help the 6th District create jobs for the 21st Century. Jesse grew up impoverished and sometimes homeless in Tacoma’s Hilltop neighborhood, and now resides in Gig Harbor with his wife and five children.

Grays Harbor Republicans Pass Resolution on Wild Olympics

The Grays Harbor Republican Party passed the following resolution at its February 7 Central Committee Meeting:

"Resolved, that the Central Committee of the Grays Harbor County Republican Party hereby opposes the draft proposals to establish new Wilderness, Wild and Scenic River and willing seller National Preserves on the Olympic Peninsula as put forth by Congressman Norm Dicks and Senator Patty Murray on November 15, 2011."

The resolution was presented by Terry Moore, who chairs the Grays Harbor for Jesse Young Campaign. A staunch opponent of Wild Olympics, Young is challenging Norm Dicks in the Sixth District.

The party unanimously endorsed the efforts of Working Wild Olympics, a coalition of private property proponents, timber interests and outdoor enthusiasts, at its April 5, 2011 Central Committee Meeting.