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Posted on 04/15/2022 2:31:46 PM PDT by simpson96
Listen to this article 0:00 / 2:31 1X BeyondWords Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., paid her daughter another $24,000 in campaign cash during the most recent quarter, Federal Election Commission records reviewed by Fox News Digital show.
Karen Waters, who has been organizing slate-mailing operations to bolster her mother's re-election for nearly two decades, and her company, Progressive Connections, have received more than $1.2 million since 2003 for campaign services, including "slate mailer management" fees and "campaign managing services."
A "Citizens for Waters" campaign committee filing from earlier this week shows that the younger Waters received $24,000 from the committee between January and March 2022.
Slate-mailing is an uncommon practice in federal elections, where a consulting firm is hired to create a pamphlet of sorts that contains a list of candidates or policy measures, and advises voters how to cast their ballots.
Rep. Waters was reportedly the only federal politician to use a slate-mailer operation during the 2020 general election.
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Hey its all good, she’s a black commie so she’s off the hook
About 8K a month to “manage”...sure. Really tough work...
Pretty standard Democrat money laundering tactic. Start a “foundation” of some sort, hire your kids/brother/dog, etc. and pay them a bunch of money. I think Chelsea Clinton was getting something like a million a year for working at the Clinton foundation.
Yeah, I realize it’s a campaign job instead of a supposed charitable foundation but the same principles apply.
They look like reasonable people who like to have polite conversations with people who disagree with them.
I wasn’t expecting a picture. Lordy, they are ugly. That is ugly to the bone.
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