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| This is what Miami saw as a viable choice for U.S. Congress? Even worse than Rubio. |
They had 2 witnesses, who went to jail (and others from the mail order house) to testify against David Rivera. But the prosecutors let the statute of limitations run out. Did they do it on PURPOSE to help their friend?
Off with their heads! Name these prosecutors now! Fire the staff of prosecutors now!
Even the infamous Ana Alliegro, her life in tatters because of her devotion to David Rivera, told the Miami Herald:
“I can’t really fathom how a person that has been named as a co-conspirator is out there, while I had to serve a sentence, and so did Mr. Sternad,” Ana Alliegro, the Republican consultant Rivera used as a go-between to send Sternad money, told the Miami Herald in an interview Tuesday. “What upsets me is that politicians don’t go to jail in this state. I don’t get it. They don’t get reprimanded.” AND “He’s obviously being protected,” Alliegro said Tuesday of Rivera. “He’s got friends in high places.”Ana, we all agree with you.
Meanwhile David Rivera has become a millionaire:
He’s worth more than $1.5 million, according to a financial disclosure form he filed this week to qualify as a candidate for the Florida House of Representatives. The last time he publicly declared his finances, in a 2012 congressional form that didn’t require a net-worth estimate, he listed just two assets — neither of which suggested he had the makings of a millionaire.
Most of the Miami Republican’s newfound wealth lies outside the U.S., in a pair of overseas bank accounts in Mexico and Taiwan each holding more than $300,000, his disclosure shows. He also owns three properties in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula worth $250,000, $100,000 and $50,000.
