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 One of the first things you learn when you run for public office is that people are going to criticize you. It comes with the job. If your skin is so thin that you can't handle criticism from a constituent, you have no business serving in elected office. Apparently, nobody explained that to Representative Joel McEntire. For months now, Joel has made one private citizen his personal obsession. This isn't about policy disagreements anymore. This isn't about healthy political debate. This is about a sitting Washington State Representative using his public platform to stalk, harass, mock, and publicly humiliate someone who doesn't hold public office. That's not leadership. It's embarrassing. The screenshots speak for themselves. Joel has repeatedly commented on Britney Brown's posts, shared photos of her, talked about her marriage, claimed she uses drugs, called her mentally ill, publicly identified where she works, and inserted himself into conversations that ...

When people move across the country, they usually leave local politics behind. They find a new job, become involved in their new community, and gradually lose touch with the day-to-day issues of the place they left. Bill Josh appears to be the exception. Public records and Bill's own social media activity paint a clear picture of someone who has built a life in Florida. He holds an active Florida real estate license, works as a Realtor there, has discussed finding doctors in Central Florida because it's where he lives, and his wife has publicly acknowledged that they moved to Florida years ago. Friends regularly wish him happy birthday while referencing his life there. By every indication, Florida is home. Despite that, Bill remains deeply immersed in the political battles of Longview and Cowlitz County, Washington. His Facebook activity reads less like someone who moved away years ago and more like someone attending every city council meeting from the front row. He comment...