Mainstream Republicans of Washington has lost the name of their challenger to Pam Roach’s Senate seat, but as of this morning, they don’t know why. They have not announced that the endorsement, itself, is withdrawn, nor whether, if it is withdrawn, they will continue to support him quietly.
Contacted this morning, in his fortress of solitude high atop the Mainstream Building in metropolitan Kennewick (we believe),
Kennewick
Mainstream Executive Director Alex Hays didn’t want to say anything about the reasons for the withdrawal of the Mainstream candidate’s name until he had talked with Matt Richardson.
“I don’t want to say anything until I’ve talked with Matt Richardson,” said Hays, and he would not say what it was that he wanted to talk to Richardson about.
The name of the tall, charming, male-model-as-a-political-candidate (move over Scott Brown), has fallen off Mainstream’s endorsement list following his exposure, here, at the Seattle Times, and elsewhere, as a successfully-prosecuted sexual predator.
Matt Richardson has partially obscured his dark path, dragging a metaphorical clump of sagebrush over his horse’s footprints as in the old Westerns, but you can see where he’s been and find the trail of victims. And now his name has been quietly removed from the list of Mainstream Republicans’ endorsed candidates.
The Reagan Wing has uncovered hundreds of pages of obscured and purportedly sealed legal documents fingering Richardson for inappropriate behavior with minors from sex to violence and questionable and inappropriate relationships with female “friends” and colleagues. Every time he has encountered legal process Mr. Richardson has tried—and sometimes succeeded—to cover up the record. Stipulated verdicts… employment dismissals with murky and ominous causes.
Not sure of the point. This post, seems a lot like Keith Oberman; find some obscure figure with a tainted past, make sure he appears to be connected to your own hated enemy, and then apply a broad brush to anyone associated.
Doug Harris,
You are not paying attention. Read the material on Richardson. The word “enemy” doesn’t appear in the article. The word “hate” does not appear. Matt Richardson may be obscure, but that he is an elected Sumner city councilman, and that Mainstream Republicans of Washington endorsed him for the 31st District senate seat and then quietly removed that endorsement, are facts. The only broad brush in use here is yours.
No matter the party, too often top supported candidates are usually controlled by blackmail long before they ever get into office, it is how they control the legislative executive and judiciary machine to make sure they always do evil and why good honest conservative candidates are so hated by the ruling elite, “they” (ruling elite) always fear exposure.