If ever there was a campaign scum lawyer who should be locked up it is: Mark Elias of Perkins Coie.
The Swamp protects it’s self. Remember the Millions of Tax Payer monies spent bailing out members of CONgress from sexual harassment charges or WORSE? No, most don’t anymore...
De minimis non curat lex probably applies here.
$84,000,000 is the kind of illegal money that guarantees you’ll never see prosecution. It is used to feed those who would otherwise judge you. Never bite the hand that feeds you in the swamp.
Nobody wants to upset the apple cart. Or see Arkancide come to themselves and family.
The Clinton Roadblock is in full force.
They will never investigate a Clinton for anything....................
Do they have the right to decline to investigate charges brought to their attention? What are they there for, if that is the case?
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Somehow the candidates seem to get rich quick. Someone needs to watch campaign spending.
Oh, that’s the FEC’s job? Never mind.
Infested by swamp losers. Typical of (m)any of the WDC governmental organizations. Losers all.
If there are complaints about the FEC membership — take it up with President Trump. Check this out — all of the members’ terms have expired and they haven’t been replaced. Maybe Trump is OK with them.
Name Position Party Appointed by Sworn in Term expires
Caroline C. Hunter Chairman Republican George W. Bush June 27, 2008 April 30, 2013 Term expired—serving until replaced
Matthew S. Petersen Commissioner Republican George W. Bush June 24, 2008 April 30, 2011 Term expired—serving until replaced
Steven T. Walther Commissioner Independent George W. Bush June 24, 2008 April 30, 2009 Term expired—serving until replaced
Ellen L. Weintraub Vice Chairman Democratic George W. Bush December 9, 2002 April 30, 2007 Term expired—serving until replaced
Yeah, sure, whatever. Fox and hen house.
Take them to court.
The FEC shouldn’t even exist; “campaign finance reform” is abridgment of the freedom of the press, neither more nor less.The freedom of the press is the right of the people to spend money (literally on ink and paper, but in principle on any technology) as a way of communicating opinion. If you don’t have the right to use any amount of your own money you choose, to buy or rent a printing press, your freedom of the press is abridged.