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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsATL Journal Constitution: Broad Georgia ethics probe targets Abrams -- and her backers
damn it.
https://www.ajc.com/news/state--regional-govt--politics/broad-georgia-ethics-probe-targets-abrams-and-her-backers/NBT2JDLOZqDgUq1vTz4xOO/?utm_source=newspaper&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=8416631&ecmp=newspaper_email&
The head of Georgias ethics commission has filed a spate of subpoenas targeting groups led by Stacey Abrams and the chairwoman of the state Democratic Party, prompting criticism that hes trying to exact political revenge against Republican Gov. Brian Kemps political opponents.
The subpoenas obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution were filed on April 26 by new ethics chief David Emadi and seek extensive financial, bank and payroll records from the Abrams campaign, which raised roughly $30 million in last years race against Kemp.
The ethics office also wants all correspondence between the Abrams campaign and a constellation of left-leaning groups that registered and mobilized voters, many with a focus on energizing minorities. They include the voting rights group Abrams helped launch and a nonprofit co-founded by state Sen. Nikema Williams, the new leader of the state Democratic Party.
In the documents, Emadi reveals that investigators intend to present evidence that the Abrams campaign accepted donations from four of the groups that exceeded maximum contribution limits for a statewide campaign.
The head of Georgias ethics commission has filed a spate of subpoenas targeting groups led by Stacey Abrams and the chairwoman of the state Democratic Party, prompting criticism that hes trying to exact political revenge against Republican Gov. Brian Kemps political opponents.
The subpoenas obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution were filed on April 26 by new ethics chief David Emadi and seek extensive financial, bank and payroll records from the Abrams campaign, which raised roughly $30 million in last years race against Kemp.
The ethics office also wants all correspondence between the Abrams campaign and a constellation of left-leaning groups that registered and mobilized voters, many with a focus on energizing minorities. They include the voting rights group Abrams helped launch and a nonprofit co-founded by state Sen. Nikema Williams, the new leader of the state Democratic Party.
In the documents, Emadi reveals that investigators intend to present evidence that the Abrams campaign accepted donations from four of the groups that exceeded maximum contribution limits for a statewide campaign.
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ATL Journal Constitution: Broad Georgia ethics probe targets Abrams -- and her backers (Original Post)
aikoaiko
May 2019
OP
Kemp excluded 13,000 voters & won by 14000 and wants to open an ethics investigation on Abrams??!
uponit7771
May 2019
#3
KKKemp actually won by roughly 55,000 votes. Still more work to do in Georgia until the rubes
Hoyt
May 2019
#7
Got it, I'm thinking of the Run Off vote not the end count. It would've been a run off if Kemp would
uponit7771
May 2019
#10
CurtEastPoint
(18,622 posts)1. Your boy won. Fuck you. Get over it. Right? But his emails? Fuck you GOP.
elleng
(130,773 posts)2. Of COURSE, that's how they PLAY, HARDBALL, ALWAYS.
I suspect Stacey Abrams expected this.
uponit7771
(90,316 posts)3. Kemp excluded 13,000 voters & won by 14000 and wants to open an ethics investigation on Abrams??!
LOCK HIM UP!!
Hoyt
(54,770 posts)7. KKKemp actually won by roughly 55,000 votes. Still more work to do in Georgia until the rubes
die off.
uponit7771
(90,316 posts)10. Got it, I'm thinking of the Run Off vote not the end count. It would've been a run off if Kemp would
... not have cheated and knocked off 13000 + mostly democratic votes.
Ilsa
(61,690 posts)4. I hope kemp et al end up crawling back to their holes
with their tails between their legs and balls kicked up into their abdomens.
RANDYWILDMAN
(2,664 posts)5. Can you believe it....
She mobilized all those uppity people to vote for her and raised all that money and the lovely repubs are going to investigate how she did to make sure nobody can do it again...
The winners write the history or in the case of Georgia, the cheaters write the history
rurallib
(62,387 posts)6. Is this a trial test to see if Kemp can do it in Georgia, then Donald
can do it at the federal level?
gratuitous
(82,849 posts)8. Gosh, aren't the Republicans worried about overplaying their hand and turning off swing voters?
Correct, gratuitous. You have control of the board.
I'll finish the category, Alex. Questions You'll Never Hear from the Media for $1000.
Kurt V.
(5,624 posts)9. she should ignore it bc of reasons. works for some.