The Columbian lies: an example (Stonier)

Regular readers know that the lie is policy to the democratian, and here's just one of many examples:

In endorsing left wing union hack/WEA water carrying/Obama Super Delegate Monica Stonier, the rag tells us:

Monica Stonier of Vancouver is a teaching coach and former teacher who is making a much stronger run in her second bid for the Legislature. Her high energy, comprehensive understanding of multiple issues, team-building skills and passion for public outreach are paying off in this campaign.

Stonier came out ahead in the primary, and we give her the nod as the better of two good candidates.

And yet, last time around, what did they have to say about her?  (Hat tip to Lew Waters in the comment section.)

 "....sings pitch-perfect the talking point serenades of the Washington Education Association, the teachers’ union. Stonier shows no inclination to force public employees to incur the same pay and benefits sacrifices that private-sector workers have suffered. Her big campaign advantages over Hash are party connections and political clout. She — and not the eccentric attorney/accountant/computer nerd/rich guy — is the darling of local Democrats."

Odd.  Is she now, suddenly, amazingly, singing a different tune?  Did she change her pitch?

Stonier doesn't have the answers.

In fact, Stonier is something of a cheater.

Or is this case of the democratian realizing that things in the House might be a little tight this year, so they've got to do what they can to help their side out?

Who knows?  But what we DO know is the reasons they trashed her last year are the same she should have been trashed THIS year... but was, for whatever the reason, not.

Your call.