Leaders also contracted with Diener & Associates, a consulting firm, to help take the movement to a national level, Hair said, using connections for mass mailings and fund-raising campaigns. MCDC leaders could not say how much Diener, which also has ties to the Declaration Alliance, has made off the partnership. Keyes and the Declaration Alliance have not benefited financially from the partnership, Simcox said.
Meanwhile, Gilchrist, whose recent failed bid for Congress in California was run by Diener, is questioning Simcox's use of the company, saying it was not forthcoming with financial records. Beyond that, he declined to comment except to say, "I fired them the day after my campaign was over."
Diener officials referred comment to Hair, saying she also works with them..."[snip]....[snip]"..
Andrea Esquer, a spokeswoman for the Arizona Attorney General's Office, said she could not confirm or deny whether state officials are investigating the Minuteman finances. The IRS also does not comment on investigations, including whether one is being conducted, spokesman Jim McCormick said..."
Yes, the article is very specific.
VERY! And this is NOT going to go away.
Very interesting article.
Say, has the Washington Times issued that retraction yet, as Eternal Vigilance said they would?