Lisa Brown & the case of the disappearing post
Posted 9 September 2023
Yesterday, Mayor Woodward called out Lisa Brown for her support of “safe homeless parking” programs in Spokane during her interview with Sean Owsley. Today, Lisa Brown’s website no longer includes her post in support of “safe homeless parking.”
Luckily for voters, we have a screenshot of Lisa Brown’s now “disappeared” post.
You can view Lisa’s archived website by clicking here.
Her April 7, 2023 post that is magically no longer available on her website includes, “We need a continuum that probably will include safe parking and tiny homes and other emergency housing in addition to congregate shelters.”
Our post on Lisa Brown and Julie Garcia’$ “safe homeless parking” program wasn’t enough to cause Brown to disappear her post, it apparently took Mayor Woodward’s concerns about the controversial program for Lisa to attempt to erase every “news” post on her website prior to May 2, 2023.
This is not the first time that Brown camp has attempted to erase herstory. In 2018 Daniel Walters, then at the INLANDER published the story, “Lisa Brown's husband deletes section of wife's Wikipedia page, claiming inaccuracy.”
Brian McClatchey, Lisa Brown’s husband said in 2018, defending his deletion of Brown’s Wikipedia content, "Removing a false statement because it is false is not doing something to suit a point of view," McClatchey argued on Twitter. "Either the citation is accurate, or it is not. This one was not."
What will Brown and husband claim as the reason for attempting to erase a whole month-and-a-half of her own website “news?”
Just because Lisa Brown’s post about supporting “safe parking” is no longer on her website does that mean she has changed her position of such programs that would pay her allies like Julie Garcia and “Jewels Helping Hands” to run programs that normalize and state-fund the cruel practice of people living in their cars?