Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t he up to some shady stuff in El Salvador?
Those migrant caravans don’t arrange themselves. Somebody’s got to do the ground work.
You know, there are a lot of conservative types who have been doing missionary work for many years in Central America. I don’t know this guy’s story but that’s what I thought when I heard about him. And I know DCUM will have a good laugh at his expense but the future belongs to those who go out and engage the world, not those who sit back in comfort and call people names online.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t he up to some shady stuff in El Salvador?
Those migrant caravans don’t arrange themselves. Somebody’s got to do the ground work.
You know, there are a lot of conservative types who have been doing missionary work for many years in Central America. I don’t know this guy’s story but that’s what I thought when I heard about him. And I know DCUM will have a good laugh at his expense but the future belongs to those who go out and engage the world, not those who sit back in comfort and call people names online.
Bu…ll…sh…it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why the f#ck would this guy be in El Salvador, one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries in the world?
How people CONTINUE to elect Republicans is beyond me. And before you say “not all Republicans” I mean elected officials and yes, 99% are horrible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t he up to some shady stuff in El Salvador?
Those migrant caravans don’t arrange themselves. Somebody’s got to do the ground work.
You know, there are a lot of conservative types who have been doing missionary work for many years in Central America. I don’t know this guy’s story but that’s what I thought when I heard about him. And I know DCUM will have a good laugh at his expense but the future belongs to those who go out and engage the world, not those who sit back in comfort and call people names online.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t he up to some shady stuff in El Salvador?
Those migrant caravans don’t arrange themselves. Somebody’s got to do the ground work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why the f#ck would this guy be in El Salvador, one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries in the world?
How people CONTINUE to elect Republicans is beyond me. And before you say “not all Republicans” I mean elected officials and yes, 99% are horrible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t he up to some shady stuff in El Salvador?
Those migrant caravans don’t arrange themselves. Somebody’s got to do the ground work.
Anonymous wrote:Why the f#ck would this guy be in El Salvador, one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries in the world?
Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t he up to some shady stuff in El Salvador?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That’s the same guy who was stuck in El Salvador, right?
Yes
Maybe he died and his family doesn’t care. Why should anyone?
He has died.
Senator Doug Ericksen (R-Whatcom County) has died.
The Washington State Senate Republican Caucus said the senator passed away on Friday. He was 52 years old.
He leaves behind two daughters and a wife.
"We are heartbroken to share that our husband and father passed away on Friday, Dec. 17. Please keep our family in your prayers and thank you for continuing to respect our privacy in this extremely difficult time," his family said in a statement.
Last month Ericksen tested positive for COVID-19 in El Salvador.
He was taken to a hospital in Florida where it was reported that he was in stable condition and on the road to recovery.
https://komonews.com/news/local/washington-senator-doug-ericksen-dies-at-52