Donors gave to the Keep the Promise Super PAC, which was created to support Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) campaign for president. However, though they gave believing the Super PAC's mission statement that all funds would be used to aid Cruz in his presidential race, at least $500,000 was given to former GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina's Super PAC, Carly for America. Now, an attorney has requested information regarding the half million dollar donation from the Super PAC and filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission.
Attorney Orly Taitz has officially requested information pertaining to the donation and complained to the FEC.
…according to recent FEC filing, $500,000 was given to the campaign of Carly Fiorina. As such, information is hereby requested under 5USC 552 Freedom of Information Act of any and all documentation of actions taken by the FEC against this superPAC and the campaigns of Ted Cruz and Carly Fiorina in regards to this misappropriation of funds and fraud of the donors.
If no action was taken, a request is being made herein for investigation and action based on fraudulent diversion of this aforementioned half a million dollars of donations.
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6 comments:
was it given to get her endorsement. cruz is one sneaky dude.
Another showing of how clean, HAHA, the "Golden Boy" is. He is as crooked as Obama and is running his campaign in the fashion of Obama. Do we need another Obama?
The bribe to the Fiorina campaign was to prevent them from disclosing something that would have crashed his aspirations faster then Fiorina's went down the tubes!
Crooked Ted at it again. Vote Trump!
Wrong. It was given to her because he wanted her to keep her mouth shut concerning his alleged affairs.
Another one of those "I did not know about this" deals to come out of the liars (Cruz) mouth I am sure. Just like forgetting to put the Wall Street money donation years ago.
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