SCANDAL: Secretive Workers Comp Alliance Donations Revealed By The Oklahoman
The Oklahoman reports in its Sunday edition, "A secretive organization has raised close to $1 million throughout the last decade for political purposes, mostly from injured workers who sometimes don't even know they've donated."
Reporters Nolan Clay and Randy Ellis write that some injured workers listed as political donors to the Working Oklahomans Alliance "were represented by Norman attorney Richard Bell, a key figure in a campaign corruption scandal in the 1990s involving then-Gov. David Walters."
Read the entire story at http://www.newsok.com/.
Reporters Nolan Clay and Randy Ellis write that some injured workers listed as political donors to the Working Oklahomans Alliance "were represented by Norman attorney Richard Bell, a key figure in a campaign corruption scandal in the 1990s involving then-Gov. David Walters."
Read the entire story at http://www.newsok.com/.
Labels: Campaign Finance Scandal, Richard Bell, Working Oklahomans Alliance
posted by Mike McCarville @ 12:07 PM
