WE CONNECT THE DOTS FOR BOBBY WIGHTMAN-CERVANTES IN THE SPAZGATE FIASCO

Intuition, life experience and cognitive skills enable a person to connect the dots.  Typically, such dots or evidence in a case are connected very simply to another dot in close proximity.  There must be convincing evidence to go beyond the simplest, most logical connection. 

Dot connecting is fun and easy. 

Let's identify a few basic dots in the matter of Robert Sanchez running as a primary opponent to Eddie Trevino in the 2018 County Judge race, changing his party stripe.

We invite blogger Bobby Wightman-Cervantes to follow us on this journey, hopefully taking notes.

Carlos Cascos

Dot #1.  Carlos Cascos asked Tad Hasse, a Republican/Libertarian, to run for County Treasurer as a Democrat against David Betancourt in 2010.

     In that "Year of the Tea Party" Hasse had a good chance of winning as a Republican, but not as a Democrat, the party assigned him by Cascos.  Tad Hasse took one for the team.

Dot#2.  Robert Sanchez says it was Chris Valadez and Tad Hasse who convinced him to run for County Judge in the Democrat primary against Eddie Trevino.

Robert considers Tad a friend "for decades" and Chris his "best friend."  He wants to throw neither under the bus even though they thoroughly manipulated him.

And, if you think that Valadez does ANYTHING without running it past Carlos Cascos, you're dumber than a rock.    Cascos is his mentor, his boss.  The two are joined at the hip.

Tad is from the same cloth.  He has shown he will even change political parties for Cascos and ideology is what Tad lives and breathes.

Do you want more proof that Cascos and Valadez acted in bad faith with respect to Robert Sanchez?  Consider this.  They didn't even invite their buddy to watch the Spasmatics at the Ambassador Event Center, even after he's put himself on the line for them against Eddie Trevino.

Good friends, huh!

Connect dots 1 and 2.

Rebecca Gomez

Dot 3.  Rebecca Gomez is a bit player here and will not be held legally liable.  She's a campaign treasurer for God's sakes.  Tad told me that, since neither Rebecca nor Robert had a printer, he printed out all the forms for them and they just "fucked up."

Dot 4.  Robert Sanchez is legally liable, but has an easy out.  He can simply revise his campaign reports, claiming the contribution.  There is still time.  He does need to decide on how much he received, though, as he's been all over the place; $1,000, $600 and, if you believe Duardo, $800.  He needs to, as they say in politics and crime, "get his story straight."

Connect dots 3 and 4.

Dot 5.  Morgan Cisneros Graham is a messenger.  Think Sarah Huckabee Sanders.  She works at the behest of her boss, Carlos Cascos.

Dot 6.  Bobby's conspiracy theory that somehow Eddie Trevino orchestrated Spazgate as a ploy to raise money is ludicrous.  He quietly pulled in $50,000 during the primary, adding that to his $70,000 loan.  That's almost a war chest for this race.  He was not desperate for cash. . . LOL

This is so easy.  Even a caveman or an elderly blogger can figure this out. . . .

Cascos and his boys screwed up, orchestrating something as unnecessary as the Watergate burglary 44 years ago and just as dumb.

But, all is not lost.  They can still rebound.  They just have to come clean.