43
Party not in title = Republican
(Confirmed)
Yep. Practically without exception.
When is a Republican not a Republican? When they’re in the title of an article about them molesting children.
Also, tellingly, it’s not even mentioned until paragraph 4. It’s like someone put a gun to their head to even report it at all.
Thank you.
A Republican.
I'm shocked, shocked!
...well not that shocked.
Doesn't a news organization have a running list of the republicans charged with sex crimes?
Don’t name your kid Brady. It’s just asking for trouble.
Tracy ran for the District 8 seat of the Utah Senate but lost in the Republican convention in April. He also ran unsuccessfully for the Utah State Board of Education District 4 in June 2022, losing out in the Republican convention.
In the 2019 West Bountiful City Council election, Tracy was eliminated after failing to file his required candidate financial disclosure report by the deadline. Before that, Tracy was defeated in the Constitution convention in 2014 when he participated in the race for Utah House of Representatives District 20.
So, four times a loser. And a creep. Good job, Brady.
Don’t worry. The GOP a strict (checks notes) 34 strikes rule. But that may be subject to change if their rulers say so.
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https://www.ksl.com/article/51106209/davis-county-aspiring-politician-faces-child-sexual-abuse-charges
Davis County - probably also Mormon.
I plead insanity -- Insanity? -- I was crazy about that girl!
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