This article addresses the controversy surrounding American Issues Project’s recent activity.
Obama campaign lawyer Robert F. Bauer replied: “If someone rides up to a convenience store with a sawed-off shotgun and a prior record, I’m not intimidating anybody by calling the cops. . . . If this [Republican] campaign is going to be run in McCarthyite fashion by lawbreakers in an illegal way, they are going to pay a price.”
The Post covers the latest controversy involving events during the convention.
“You can still have parties, just like at past conventions, but you need to talk to a lawyer to make sure you’re not putting your donors, your sponsors, your guests — members of Congress and staff — in an ethical quandary,” said Jason Torchinsky, a Republican lawyer advising both lawmakers and lobbying party hosts on the rules at the GOP convention in Minnesota next week.
According to this report, the Ohio Secretary of State is interested in certain Ohio Republican Party transactions.
The Ohio Secretary of State’s office notified the state’s Republican Party on Tuesday that it believes the party misdirected funds during the last election cycle, 10 Investigates Paul Aker reported.