The endorsement of U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell by 32nd District Democrats looked like a done deal. Until the day of the endorsement meeting, that is. Cantwell was not endorsed by her home district at the Aug. 12 meeting. The Democrats did, however, endorse a homegrown candidate, one of Cantwell's four challengers in the primary election, political newcomer Hong Tran. "Hong Tran asked for an endorsement and she received it," said district chair Lila Smith. "Maria's campaign asked for an endorsement and she didn't receive one." It was possible to endorse both candidates, said Smith . . . Tran was present...