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Someone named "500kFrank," who is clearly not in any way connected to Sean Mahoney's crowd, started following me and a bunch of other Dems on Twitter a few weeks ago. Here's one of his/her tweets:
I admit I am embarrassed not to have seen this important topic brought up before now. Indeed - could this be the biggest campaign finance scandal in Granite State history?
I'm gonna retweet it, just to make sure we spread the word. Maybe you should too. Speaking of which, have you signed the petition yet? And speaking of Sean Mahoney, a message from Team CSP (email):
[Campaign Manager] Rob Moller's statement was released following the announcement that Sean Mahoney will serve as a Co-Chair of Guinta's campaign.
"Sean Mahoney spent almost $1 million raising what he called "ethical questions" about Frank Guinta. At the WMUR debate Mahoney stated, "I think it's absolutely vital that the party put up a candidate free of ethical clouds." Mahoney went on to say that "The reality is, ethics do matter. Public office is a high public trust."
We agreed with Sean Mahoney then, and we agree with him now."
