Republican Pastor Mark Hamilton, who was essentially called a liar by one of his church members, was thrown off the ballot and found ineligible to run for Spokane City Council in 2013. Why? Because Carol McGirk and Cathy Gunderson filed a complaint with Superior Court that Hamilton was not eligible to run for office. Read the rest of this entry
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Mark Hamilton Thrown off Ballot for Spokane City Council in 2013
Monday, July 1st, 2013 at
11:21 pm
Matt Shea (R) in the News Again: Changes to Electoral College Delegates
Monday, February 4th, 2013 at
11:02 pm
Washington State Representative Matt Shea (R) of Spokane Valley wants to change how the State divides up its electoral college delegates for the U.S. President. Currently, the majority winner of Washington States’ popular vote gets all the delegates. Matt Shea wants to divide the electoral college delegates between Eastern and Western Washington. Shea’s idea would likely benefit Republican candidates since Democratic candidates for President usually win the majority of popular votes in the State of Washington and Republicans usually win the majority of votes in Eastern Washington. Read the rest of this entry
Matt Shea (R) Pulled Gun on Motorist — with Video
Wednesday, October 17th, 2012 at
3:11 am
State Rep. Matt Shea Pulled Gun on Spokane Motorist
It is a sad day when someone has to be afraid for their life because of a threat of violence. It makes it even worse when the threat of violence comes from an elected official who (is supposed to) hold the public trust. This is what happened in November, 2011. It was Republican State Representative Matt Shea, Spokane Valley, WA, 4th Legislative District, who pulled a loaded handgun on Leroy Norris of Spokane County. Here is a YouTube video that we produced about the incident involving Matt Shea. Spokane is safer without him. Read the rest of this entry
Pin ItTodd Mielke Website
Wednesday, September 19th, 2012 at
6:43 am
Todd Mielke is running for re-election for Spokane County Commission, and his past may be catching up with him. The site details his history as an aid for Jim West, as a tobacco lobbyist, and as a politician. In 1995 Republican Todd Mielke resigned from the Washington State Legislature to become a high paid lobbyist for big pharmaceutical companies and the tobacco industry. A few years later the Republican ran for the Spokane County Commission. Read the rest of this entry
Pin ItAmy Biviano: Democrat for the 4th LD is Racking up Republican Endorsements
Wednesday, August 29th, 2012 at
2:47 am
Candidate Amy Biviano for the 4th LD in Spokane County has built a growing list of Republican endorsements because of her even temperament, business experience, and her ability to work across party lines. The 4th Legislative District includes Spokane Valley and has historically been very conservative. Challenger Amy Biviano may have a chance at beating Matt Shea. Read the rest of this entry
Nancy McLaughlin, Spokane is Laughing
Tuesday, July 24th, 2012 at
11:05 pm
Nancy McLaughlin candidate for the Washington State Legislature was caught faking the support of the well-liked Ben Stuckart. Stuckart was a bit angry, and he wants to make it loud and clear that he does NOT support Republican Nancy McLaughlin in her bid for a 3rd Legislative District Washington State Senate seat against Democrat Andy Billig.
Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart said Thursday that he didn’t give City Councilwoman Nancy McLaughlin permission to use a picture of him on a campaign mailer for state Senate. Read the rest of this entry
Rob McKenna won the first debate? I don’t think so
Thursday, June 21st, 2012 at
9:09 pm
Rob McKenna has been making his rounds with the outlandish claim that he won the first debate with candidate Jay Inslee for Governor of Washington. The debate occurred in Spokane two weeks ago. Maybe McKenna thought it was a contest to be the most annoying, or the most elitist, or perhaps who could bash middle-class American’s the hardest.
To quote one audience member who was at the Jay Inslee vs. Rob McKenna debate, Rob McKenna was apparently “blaming homeowners for the financial crisis.”
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