Wednesday, October 13, 2010 - Page updated at 04:15 p.m.
Editorial board interview | Rep. Jay Inslee and James Watkins
Seattle Times editorial board members interviewed 1st Congressional District candidates Rep. Jay Inslee and James Watkins. The interview has been edited into the various topics the candidates covered.
Introduction
Taxes
Defense spending
Education
Environment
Spending and health care
Net neutrality
Inslee's possible run for governor in 2012
Financial reform
Bipartisanship
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