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Susan Hutchison's top priorities are budget reform, improving jobs and the [[economy]], enforcing [[government]] [[accountability]] and [[reform]], and public safety. Hutchison has also been focused on helping South King County residents before and after flooding. Moreover, Jim Hill, who is the alliance chairman and vice president at Kemper Development, mentioned this about Hutchison in the ''Seattle Times'' newspaper:

Susan Hutchison's top priorities are budget reform, improving jobs and the [[economy]], enforcing [[government]] [[accountability]] and [[reform]], and public safety. Hutchison has also been focused on helping South King County residents before and after flooding. Moreover, Jim Hill, who is the alliance chairman and vice president at Kemper Development, mentioned this about Hutchison in the ''Seattle Times'' newspaper:

{{Cquote|When you look at her priorities, her desire to work on creating job and economic growth, her talk about standing up for small business, it seemed to be in stark contrast to what we've seen out of King County and the leadership, or perhaps lack thereof out of Dow Constantine.<ref>[http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politicsnorthwest/2009943981_eastside_business_alliance_end.html Eastside Business Alliance endorses Hutchison in executive race], ''The Seattle Times'', September 25, 2009.</ref>}}

{{Cquote|When you look at her priorities, her desire to work on creating job and economic growth, her talk about standing up for small business, it seemed to be in stark contrast to what we've seen out of King County and the leadership, or perhaps lack thereof out of [[Dow Constantine]].<ref>[http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politicsnorthwest/2009943981_eastside_business_alliance_end.html Eastside Business Alliance endorses Hutchison in executive race], ''The Seattle Times'', September 25, 2009.</ref>}}

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