Recent NWCitizen Articles

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An Open Letter to U.S. Representative Rick Larsen
By David Camp · Tue Apr 26, 2016
Also to all U.S. Representative candidates in the 1st and 2nd U.S. Congressional districts for the election in 2016
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Potential Oil Exports From Cherry Point—Something else to put on your radar
By David Camp · Wed Mar 9, 2016
What almost happened on the coast of Maine could happen here at Cherry Point. Portland, Maine, stopped oil exports - and Whatcom County can also. If we act.
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Just Say No - to the Incarceration-Industrial Complex
By David Camp · Fri Oct 2, 2015
The “… new jail just doesn’t pencil out”, writes a well qualified accountant. A look at the future costs of the proposed jail.
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Drought Tree Emergency!
By David Camp · Thu Jul 2, 2015
Trees are dying for lack of water! Only citizen action can save them.
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Proposed New County Lockup - Financial Analysis
By David Camp · Mon Jun 22, 2015
A look at the proposal in historic financial context with projections and several questions for the proponents.
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Federal Helicopters Overhead 24-7: Do You Feel More Secure?
By David Camp · Mon Sep 19, 2011
This article was originally printed in Whatcom Watch’s September Issue - In Newstands Now!
4 min read · 4 comments
Impeach Clarence Thomas: Defund and De-federalize
By David Camp · Sat Feb 19, 2011
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is either incompetent (by his own admission) or criminal - why has he not been impeached or even investigated?
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Port Knocker Notes
By David Camp · Sun Dec 19, 2010
David Camp on the Port of Bellingham. A Taxing Issue
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Re-Legalize Cannabis and End an Un-American Prohibition
By David Camp · Sun May 23, 2010
David Camp writes on Prohibition and the American Way
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David Camp

Citizen Journalist · Writing Since Jul 12, 2009
David Camp is a cpa (Canada'86, USA'96) and MBA (Schulich'88) who toiled thirty years in the corporate salt mines, counting beans and telling stories to the auditors and whatnot. Now he spends his time growing trees; thinking curmudgeonly thoughts and occasionally shouting them into the intertubes; and maintaining body and soul through work and movement. A believer in discussion as key to civil life, he invites comment and argument.

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