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The Federal Election Commission notified the state Democratic Party Wednesday that it has begun a review of questions the party raised about the source of $355,000 in loans and contributions Republican U.S. Rep.-elect Frank Guinta made to his campaign.
...The FEC acknowledged receipt of the complaint and said the Guinta camp will be notified within five business days.
This a day after Team Guinta was parading a standard form letter from the House as some kind of proof of innocence:
The e-mail received by the Guinta camp this week is not specifically in response to the complaint the Democrats filed with the House, but is instead the result of a standard review the ethics committees does of all House members.
So in sum: the FEC complaints, the House complaint, and the request for a US Attorney to investigate are all still out there hanging over our Representative Elect and his mystery money.
Tick tock.
UPDATE: The AP picks up on the development (bold mine):
The Federal Elections Commission has taken a preliminary step toward investigating U.S. Rep.-elect Frank Guinta's personal finances.
The commission this week told state Democratic Party director Mike Brunelle that it has assigned a case number to his complaint and that Guinta will have 15 days to respond once he is notified.
