Update: February 1, 2008 6:10 a.m. On Monday evening January 28, 2006 during a break at the County Commission meeting, I was having a conversation with several individuals about the Public Trust PAC. One of the individuals in our conversation looked up and asked a nice young lady within 40 feet of us. “Therea were you interviewed by The Public Trust PAC?” She said “No” So, I guess it is official. Are they anti-women? Probably not. Are they supporting candidates that are supportive of the PAC’s agenda for Metro Government? Probably.

By the way, Therea is Therea Cox, the third female candidate in the First District Democrat Primary for County Commission.

Original Post January 27, 2008 10:04 p.m. In an dual interview this afternoon on The Hubert Smith Radio Show the two female candidates for County Commission First District revealed that they were not interviewed by The Public Trust PAC.

This continues to confirm what we posted about The Public Trust PAC. The PAC is a good ole retired career politicians meeting in a backroom basement with an agenda that is based on closed door sessions not open and transparent to the media and the public.

Cynthia Stancil and Evelyn Gill are the two female candidates competing with all the other candidates for the Democrat nomination for the County Commission, First District position. They both revealed that the PAC did not extend an invitation to interview and that they were not interviewed by the PAC.

The PAC endorsed Sam McKenzie for the Democrat nomination. However, with the revelation of Stancil and Gill it is apparent that the good ole career politician PAC is not interested in casting an informed endorsement by interviewing all candidates.