McCain Hires Another Voter Registration Huckster
McPain-Palin/RNC Have Hired Yet Another Voter Registration Huckster This Year
Nathan Sproul of Sproul & Associates, Accused of Shredding Democratic Registration Forms in Several States, Now Working on the Republican Presidential Campaign, According to Campaign Dislclosure Forms...
And speaking of GOP voter registration hucksters, it looks like Nathan Sproul of Sproul & Associates, the group accused of destroying Democratic registrations in several states during previous elections, has been hired by the McCain-Palin campaign and the RNC again this year. Knock us over with a feather...
John McCain's campaign has directed $175,000 to the firm of a Republican operative accused of massive voter registration fraud in several states.
According to
campaign finance records, a joint committee of the
McCain-Palin campaign, the RNC and the the California
Republican Party, made a $175,000 payment to the group
Lincoln Strategy in June for purposes of "registering
voters." The managing partner of that firm is Nathan
Sproul, a renowned GOP operative who has been investigated
on multiple occasions for suppressing Democratic voter
turnout, throwing away registration forms and even spearheading efforts to get Ralph Nader
on ballots to hinder the Democratic ticket.
...
That
Sproul would come under the employment umbrella of the
McCain campaign --- the Republican National Committee has
also separately paid Lincoln Strategy at least $37,000 for
voter registration efforts this cycle --- is not terribly
surprising. Sproul, who has donated nearly $30,000 to
McCain's campaign, has been in the good graces of GOP
officials for the past decade despite charges of ethical and
potentially legal wrongdoing.
Sam Stein has the full story at Huff Po...
In 2004, the RNC paid more than $8 million to Sproul's firm, and then tried to hide it on disclosure forms. Details here...
BRAD BLOG's previous coverage of Nathan Sproul can be found here...
BRAD BLOG's special coverage of the phony GOP ACORN "Voter Fraud" Scam is here...
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