Do you think any Robert Smith Pala Money is slushing around in those campaign contributions?
Washington Post 10 of the ickiest allegations in the Duncan Hunter indictment
Excerpt:
Federal prosecutors allege that he and his wife stole $250,000 in campaign funds to do things like take their family to Italy (and buy a three-piece luggage set for it), buy their kids' school lunches, treat family and friends to hotel rooms and wine and golf, and fly a family member’s pet to Washington, D.C., for vacation.
All the while, the 47-page indictment unsealed Tuesday alleges, their own personal family accounts were either very low or overdrawn. The extremely detailed allegations paint the picture of a member of Congress raising money from donors and boldly using it for himself and his family to live outside their means. At one point, prosecutors allege Hunter told his campaign treasurer that the rules preventing exactly such a scenario were “silly.”
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Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Tuesday, August 21, 2018
White Man by the name of Henry Smith
Below is a letter dated December 11, 1935 from BIA Superintendent John W. Dady. Apparently this Henry E. Smith bought some jewelry on credit and did not pay off the loan. The jeweler then contacted the BIA hoping they could could garnish Henry Smith's wages in order to recoup the loss.
John Dady states
"...there is a white man by the name of Henry Smith married to Agnes Moro, a Pala Indian. These people live on the Pala Reservation. I presume he is the same man as the Henry E. Smith you mention in your letter. He lives at Pala by right of sufferage only on account of being married to an Indian..."
1935 Dec 11 John Dady Henry Smith by kupa7 on Scribd
Friday, August 10, 2018
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