It's my understanding after numerous phone conversations today, that Josh Brown has been seen "moving in" to the apartment he claims to have been living in since he filed for election. From what I can gather, there are several reliable witnesses (read, neighbors) who have given legal depositions stating this as a fact.
Also, a Bainbridge Island resident has filed an eligability challenge based on Josh's residence, and it's my understanding that both of Josh's Democratic primary opponents are close to doing so as well, although there is is no verification of that - yet.
Since I am in Scottsdale, Arizona at the moment and was in Detroit from last Sunday until Tuesday when I arrived here, it's been difficult keeping up with this. More as it develops.
It is obvious that Josh Brown has been untruthful about his residence.
ReplyDeleteThis kind of behavior is a badge of honor with the democratic party. Look at William Jefferson's standing ovation with the black caucus in the house. If this is how Josh starts his career, imagine what he will do in the future if he isn't removed.
It's time for Josh to tell the truth.
ReplyDeleteIf he lived there, he needs to prove it. If he didn't, he needs to resign. Either way, we need to get this behind us.
InformedVoter said:
ReplyDelete"It is obvious that Josh Brown has been untruthful about his residence."
Obvious in what way? Because of some hearsay claims stating *someone* saw activity that they hadn't noticed before?
How do they know he is "moving in"? Maybe he is "moving out"; maybe he is getting new furniture; maybe they only started to notice activity after the private investigators started showing pictures and pointing to the unit (like when you buy a red car, you never realized how many red cars are on the road).
I don't see how it is "obvious" without any bona fide evidence actually presented.
You're grasping at straws here trying to defend Josh, without having any solid ammunition to do it with.
ReplyDeleteI think in the end he's going to disappoint you.
In the meantime, let's let the courts sort it out and move on.