Marion "Hot Check" Thorpe Not Ready for U.S. Senate (RINO Fraud Alert)

American Daily Review ^ | 05/19/2009 | John Barnhart

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Marion Thorpe’s Bounced Checks and Unsavory Fundraising Stunts Now Online

The Marion Thorpe fiasco is one of the saddest stories in American politics. It started when a midlevel appointee, Marion Thorpe, claimed that he had been the Chief Medical Officer of the State of Florida and announced a run, first for U.S. Congress and then for the United States Senate.

In actuality, Thorpe had only been the Chief Medical Officer for Florida’s Agency for Healthcare, an advisory position that reports to a Deputy Secretary of that department. It ended with bounced campaign checks and some of the most vile fundraising appeals ever to make their ways into a political campaign.

[PoliticalEthics]

The only reason this RINO fraud is in the race is so that he can masquerade as a conservative and take a point or two away from Rubio in a tight Rubio-Crist primary. He wants a small appointment from Crist and doesn't realize that Crist sees him as a joke too.

The worst part of this expose is how conservative seniors are being asked by two companies called ASI Communications and Base-Connect to donate to Thorpe while the company lies to them about his credentials and his real level of support.