Democratic gubernatorial candidate Anthony G. Brown, who took out a $500,000 loan from the Laborers International Union in October to keep his faltering campaign going, did not pay it off as planned, according to a financial report filed Tuesday night.
Brown's campaign manager had vowed to pay back the unusual loan in full by Election Day. But the report showed that the campaign actually made no payments.
To take out the loan, Brown signed a personal guarantee of its repayment, and could be liable if the money can't be repaid. The report showed that Brown had $137,497 in his campaign account as of Nov. 11.
Brown put up no collateral for this loan, so the unions have no recourse. They will just soak their members for more money, especially the teachers associations.
He should consult Al Sharpton for some financial advice. He's $4.5m in arrears and still avoiding jail!
ReplyDeleteYou and I would not be able to pull this off.
Typical dumb arse liberal ...go figure a democrat..overextending himself..
ReplyDeleteSome obscure state funds will mysteriously disappear.
ReplyDeleteHe's black he doesn't have to pay it back. He is entitled. map
ReplyDeleteOf course he hasn't repaid it he lost. He can't tap some State money to repay it.
ReplyDeleteMarty will pay it off for him from the new rain tax robbery funds...
ReplyDeleteForgot to add... from all the TEARS the Dems are shedding!
ReplyDeleteHe had no intentions of paying it back. The union leaders are the dumbasses on this one.
ReplyDeleteBrown put up no collateral for this loan, so the unions have no recourse. They will just soak their members for more money, especially the teachers associations.
ReplyDeleteUnion suckers ...useful idiots..bet on the wrong horse this time ?..get ready for cuts you greedy crooks...!!!
ReplyDeleteOops. Looks like someone put their eggs in the wrong basket. Now they're rotten!
ReplyDeletespending other peoples' money - what's new here?
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