Men Of The People — With Money
Posted on May 19, 2008 at 11:57 amAngelia has had just bout enough of David Oatney’s broadsides against state Senator Mike Williams on reneging on his promise not to take PAC money.
Mike Williams may no longer depend on the “little people” to fund his campaigns but then again neither does his Republican opponent, Mike Faulk, says Angelia:
Mike Faulk accepted special interest money too. What was it over $25,000 or so? Of course, much of this is from the Tennessee Conservative PAC, which is primarily funded by the Gregory family of King Pharmaceuticals - but that’s neither here nor there. So, your entire point is Faulk is better just because he took money from PACs without promising he would not?
Or maybe this is an attempt to confuse the voters so as to divert their attention from Faulk’s finances. Hello? Have you looked at the smaller donations and “best effort” bulls*** peppered throughout Faulk’s campaign reports.
$1,000 from Advance American Cash Advance Centers in South Carolina with maybe 14 or so “Borrow a Belt so We Can Take Your Pants Later” centers located in this region, $500 bucks from the Brundage Management boys (Thomas Brundage and Andrew Morrison) in Texas - who push the SunLoan Corportations in TN. No? What about a $1,000 from Charles Johnson in Florida, who listed an address that’s popping up as that of Community Loans of America… you know, the parent company of Tennessee Title Loans. No? None of this sounds familiar? How about Allan Jones, CEO of Jones Management - which handles “Loan by Phone” and “Check in Cash” companies then?
Read the entire missive.
