July 3, 2008 - 1:45pm
Updated: Dr. Livingstone I presume
By Wally EdgeFirst we had Republican Lee Adam Gentry the mystery candidate in the 5th Congressional district. Now we have Dr. Sandra Livingstone, a Republican in the 1st. If rumors are right the only difference is this unknown is sitting on a good amount of money for her congressional race.
While few seem to actually know who Livingstone is, we were able to obtain a copy of her bio sheet. It appears she works as the Executive Director for Human Dignity International in Washington D.C. A quick Google search showed no results for the organization.
She was born in Prescott in 1964 and lived there until 1982. Her family lines go back to the Grand Canyon State all the way back to the early 1700s. Livingstone is an attorney and despite maintaining a residence in Arizona it appears over the last decade or so she has lived elsewhere.
We do not know where she stands on the issues, but we will continue to try and track her down to provide more information. Reliable sources are telling Inside Edge she may have a good amount of campaign cash set aside for this race and could be a dark horse candidate.
UPDATE: Turns out she has a website, and yes it is called drlivingstoneipresume.com.
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Dr. Livingstone
A search of property ownership, within Yavapai County, does not show any property owned by this individual. What is her husband's last name? Further, the resume, as posted on her web-site, is bloated. It talks of working with "congress" and "even the Supreme Court" which I find HIGHLY unlikely. The boasts are too vague...what, exactly, was her role? Further, as a life-long Arizonan, why did she NEVER attend any of Arizona's universities? Why did she choose a Christian College (Wheaton?). Do we need ANOTHER lawyer in office? The resume has glaring braggart artifacts within in and your search of "Human Dignity International" which yielded the big "0" makes me think this candidate, too, who claims to represent "us" may, indeed, not. Too much fluff in this resume.
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