Grouchy Old Cripple 1 month ago

McCommie Update

Former Democratic congresswoman Cynthia McKinney of Decatur has agreed to pay $6,000 to the Federal Election Commission for violations during her failed 2006 reelection campaign, according to documents released Monday. Full Article at Grouchy Old Cripple

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    WASHINGTON -- Former Democratic U.S. Rep. Cynthia McKinney of Decatur has agreed to pay $6,000 to the Federal Election Commission for violations during her failed 2006 reelection campaign, according to documents released Monday. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution

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