In a hearing before U.S. District Judge Richard Berman that lasted just under an hour, he admitted reimbursing friends for making contributions to Wendy Long’s U.S. Senate campaign in 2012.
He confirmed that he reimbursed two friends $10,000 in cash for their contributions to the campaign. The federal limit for individuals making contributions was $5,000.
The plea bargain had been expected. In a statement announcing the Tuesday hearing, the U.S. attorney’s office used language “that typically indicates that a plea is expected to occur,” according to a New York Times analysis.
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This fraud just admitted that he knew what he did was wrong. I hope he goes to jail.
Hey he was just caught. ...and like men do...He fess up....say he did it .... he will fix it move on.....unlike most people ....and blame it on someone else
12:22 Is that why he has been all over the talk shows proclaiming his innocence?
Then first day of trial (must have looked pretty bad) he pleads guilty.
Anonymous said...
12:22 Is that why he has been all over the talk shows proclaiming his innocence?
Then first day of trial (must have looked pretty bad) he pleads guilty.
May 20, 2014 at 12:31 PM
An Obama lover!
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