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Montana’s Top Cop is In Trouble for Allegedly Breaking the Law
Montana’s top law enforcement officer, state Attorney General Austin Knudsen, may have broken the law when he admitted that he recruited his primary opponent simply so he could raise money. In Montana, a candidate cannot raise more than $790 per donor in the primary if they do not have an opponent. Knudsen’s “opponent,” Logan Olson, has not reported raising or spending any campaign money. Knudsen, who is already under…
KY-GOV’s Daniel Cameron Celebrates Endorsement By Dirty Cops
Last year, Daniel Cameron, Kentucky’s Attorney General and a Republican candidate for Kentucky governor, celebrated more than 50 law enforcement officers endorsing…
Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher Decries TikTok Lobbyists But Has No Problem Taking Their Dough
Over the past few months, Wisconsin Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher has gone on talk radio and cable news shows calling…
ICYMI – New York Post: ‘Lies could fill a CVS receipt’: George Santos earns ethics rap before swearing in
As reported by the New York Post and CNN, Republican NY-03 Rep. George Santos “has been slapped with an ethics complaint over his shoddy reporting…
American Bridge Files Ethics Complaint Over George Santos Falsified Financial Disclosures
WASHINGTON - Today, American Bridge 21st Century filed an ethics complaint with the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE), asking the…
AB21 Compiles Key Revelations from Trump’s Tax Returns
A recent move from the House Ways and Means Committee made former President Trump’s federal tax returns from 2015 -…
ICYMI – HuffPost: Tim Scott Is Fundraising By Emailing People That Their Heat Will Be Cut Off
According to a recent report from HuffPost, South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott used alarming and misleading language in an effort to trick his…