Maybe you don't but Jose Pepe Hernandez from the Julio Robaina Mayoral Campaign cared. He made a complaint against the PAC 'Common Sense Now'. The complaint was made to the State Attorney's Office, Ethics, the Supervisor of Elections, etc. on May 31st. The Herald said:
"The complaint by Robaina's campaign suggests that if the Committee for Honest Government is behind the call, it did not have enough funds reported on hand to pay for it. And if Common Sense Now is involved, the complaint raises questions about a consulting firm Gimenez's campaign paid for robocalls -- Cornerstone Management Partners, of Bergenfield, N.J. Robaina's campaign said it could not reach the company, registered to a single-family home in New Jersey and not registered as a corporation with the state of Florida."
Paragraph above from the complaint against Gimenez Campaign |
Hard to believe Cornerstone received 25 payments from this PAC totaling half a million dollars ($512.300.00) and it remains such a mystery. I would like to see who endorsed the checks. This is why I hate PACs, Committees or whatever else you want to call them. They are not the campaign reports of the candidates. They are an adjunct of the campaign where tens of thousands of dollars can be raised from one donor legally, and as you can see, spent weirdly. I hope this complaint doesn't come back to bite Gimenez as he was the better candidate and Robaina had two PAC's doing strange nonsense to Gimenez.
4 comments:
Just wait for 2012 and the super-PAC's.
Don't make me think about it -- I shudder at the thought.
I agree Genius, PACs are a legal way to launder money.Already as it is, I hear that Joe Martinez and Xavier Suarez have opened PAC accounts yet their names are not on them. Why not? What are they hiding?
and what about all the payments to cornerstone from Miguel diaz de la portill's CCE (a form of PAC)?
elinatan randolph is making out quite well!
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