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Your discussion with the Governor showed exactly how out of touch she is with SW Washington especially about LNG. The nearest residences to the proposed Bradwood terminal reside in the state of Washington. The River is a bi-state resource. Governor Kulongowski has saids to FERC, justify the need. Why didn't she join her voice to his. Maybe because some of her past staff members now work fopr Northern Star or maybe because it doesn't affect the Seattle area where she expects to get support for re-election. She was just barely elected last time, maybe she can afford to ignore this issue but until she acknowledges it, support for her in SW Washington will be minimal.

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