Dayton Daily News:
Outside groups such as Karl Rove’s Crossroads GPS are
pumping millions of dollars into U.S. Senate races including Ohio’s,
raising complaints among Democrats that independent, secretive PACs
are distorting the election process with a seemingly unlimited flow of
money from groups that do not have to disclose their donors....
....At least $11 million has been spent against Brown by so-called
social welfare nonprofits, known as 501c’s because of their IRS tax
designation, according to amounts released by the groups. These
organizations are also exempt from donor and spending limits and Federal
Election Commission filings because they say supporting or opposing
candidates is not their primary activity.
As a result, it is not clear who is bankrolling the ad campaign against Brown....
I think every Ohioan would like to know which people from outside of Ohio are propping up a thoroughly weak, pro-right wing candidate like Republican Josh Mandel. Josh Mandel cannot even do his current job as Ohio Treasurer and continues to depend on his political appointees and others to carry out his duties while he visits his contributors around the state, the country, and the Bahamas.
Any group that has a connection with sexist Karl Rove cannot be worth anything. If you need more information, on Karl Rove, just Google Karl Rove and Valerie Plame. You can also watch the movie, "Fair Game" or read the book.
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The Boston Herald has information about some of Bain Capital's early investors. It is very frightening that Mitt Romney accepted money from the people described in the article. Did Mitt Romney worship money and invest with people with questionable backgrounds?
