The D.C. businessman at the center of an ongoing city corruption investigation secretly spent more than a half-million dollars on get-out-the-vote efforts for Hillary Rodham Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign, according to interviews and court documents filed Wednesday.
Jeffrey E. Thompson, a former city contractor who allegedly financed a secret campaign for then-mayoral candidate Vincent C. Gray (D) in 2010, financed an independent effort to reach urban voters on behalf of Clinton in Texas and at least three other states during the 2008 Democratic primaries, according to the interviews and documents.
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Am I missing something here...?
Seems like Democrats are getting caught helping people to vote that shouldn't....while Republicans are being accused of making it difficult for everyone to vote!
I think proof of status is more important at the voting booth than it is at the liquor store yet it is current legally required the other way around!
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