GOP Official Accused of Using Database to Stalk Woman

By GottaLaff

Photo courtesy of Maricopa County Sheriff's Office

Another day, another Rushpublic Sexcapade:

Arizona Republican Party executive director Brett Mecum is the subject of a criminal complaint "alleging he used the Republican's voter database to stalk a young female graduate student," reports the Huffington Post.

According to the affidavit, Mecum "is using Voter Vault to stalk." Voter Vault is used by the Republican Party to micro-target the party's message and to canvas specific demographics.

Oh, but that's not the first time ol' Brett got into a little scrape. Let's take a trip in The Special Exclusive Handy Dandy Political Carnival WayBack Machine to springtime 2009:

The executive director of the Arizona Republican Party was charged with reckless driving and criminal speeding Wednesday after a photo radar camera caught him driving 109 mph on Loop 101.

Brett Mecum was arrested by Department of Public Safety officers around 10:30 a.m. at party headquarters in Phoenix in connection with an April 10 incident.

Stalking, reckless driving, criminal speeding... Yep, just another day in Rushpublic FamilyValuesLand.