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Failed Senate candidate Herschel Walker’s political career never really got started.
However, he seems to have gotten some pretty bad advice on how to dispense campaign cash.
The FEC is reportedly looking at numerous violations by his campaign.
One of which involves more than $500,000.
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After reading through all the reports, it seems apparent what Walker did.
He appears to have been leasing private jet service from the Aviation Development Group, which is owned by Thomas Huff.
A plane that is used by Huff is one that used to be owned by famed pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, which is not exactly something Walker would want people to know.
So, instead of paying ADG, Walker wrote nearly $600,000 in checks to a defunct car wash that was owned by Huff, which is completely illegal.
Saurav Ghosh, the director of federal reform for the nonprofit group Campaign Legal Center, stated, “This whole notion that a campaign is spending almost $600,000 at a car wash is very, very concerning.
“When someone discloses such a large amount and it’s unclear exactly what they were paying for and how they could have spent so much money — particularly given the connection between the owner of that business and the campaign itself — it certainly raises a lot of concerns about there being some very corrupt type of deal in which they were agreeing to spend the money with his business in exchange for the campaign donations.”
If the scenario is as I think it was, Ghosh explained, “If that’s what it was — you know, some sort of payments to a different entity owned by the same person that were actually for private jet travel that they didn’t want everyone to know about because of the provenance of that jet, that that’s a campaign finance violation and that’s the sort of thing campaign finance laws exist to prevent.”
Walker’s reasoning does not matter… what he did was illegal.
Source: Fox News
