Didier Hopes to Become State’s Next U.S. Senator

United States Senator Patty Murray has been serving in elected office since 1989. She has won three consecutive terms to the U.S. Senate and, according to campaign finance reports, has more than $3 million cash on hand (as of April) – enough cash to unnerve many potential challengers. However, Clint Didier, a resident of Connell, Washington and a first-time candidate for elected office, has formed an exploratory committee to consider a run against Murray and is convinced his conservative principles and hard work can help him challenge Washington’s longest-serving U.S. Senator.

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Former NFL Pro May Challenge Patty Murray

Thanks to a reader who sent along this link to this Tri-City Herald article: Clint Didier is considering a run against our state’s senior Senator, Patty Murray.

Didier has two championship rings from Super Bowls XVII and XXII (see his NFL record here).

He played for the Washington Redskins from 1982 to 1987 and for the Green Bay Packers from 1988 to 1989.

Now a high school football coach in his Eastern Washington hometown of Connell, Didier has formed an “exploratory committee” to consider taking on Murray.

We’re tracking down the former NFL pro Tight End, and will post and update if and when we’re able to reach him.