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May 7, 2008 - 8:25pm

Party Trickster Is At It Again

By Wally Edge
Category: LocalTags: Stan Shore, Pam Roach, public records, Green Party

Stan Shore, the Republican trickster famous for organizing a Green Party nominating convention in 2001 to siphon votes away from Democrats, has filed several Public Records Requests seeking information about Senate Democrats.

Shore is a veteran Republican consultant, whose clients have included such legislative luminaries as state Senator Pam Roach.

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