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Is her last name spelled "Mosqeda" or "Mosqueda"? It seems to be the latter, based on this source. Jinkinsontalk to me 00:09, 22 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Inclusion of husband Manuel Valdes and profession as journalist[edit]
I'm including the full name of Teresa's husband (since 2017) and profession (based on the KUOW citation) because sharing a spouse with the ability to be published in local media is something that could provide influence. I've not observed any direct coverage of Teresa by Valdes. In the past, the editorial director of The Stranger (an alternative weekly well known for local election endorsements) wrote a 2010 piece "Stupid Fucking Credulous Hacks of the Day: Alicia A. Caldwell and Manuel Valdes" for a piece about illegal pot grows in national forests.[1]Jwfowble (talk) 18:57, 14 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]
