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Tuesday, April 12, 2011 | 1:38 p.m.
The letters, posted at right, indicate the 90 pass-through PACs had their own accounts. That might head off much bigger sanctions for the money-laundering scheme that funneled $750,000 to his campaign. But the secretary of state still must decide whether it violated campaign laws.
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I hope the SOS declares this to have been in violation, otherwise it will be very difficult to close this loophole.
The Modern Whigs condemn this practice.
Money laundering? Dummycrats are the best at doing stuff like that. Rory Reid is too elite for the law to do anything to him.
Just going to be some gum flapping about it...with nothing done.
You know it....and I know it.
"for the money-laundering scheme" - it really is that simple and is clear as day. It is sad nothing will come of it because of daddy.
End political corruption.
If this practice doesn't stop it will continue to perpetuate.
What a refection on society if we do nothing to stop this and all other forms of political corruption.
What a reflection on our political leaders who should no longer be trusted or re-elected into ANY government position.
What a reflection on ourselves.