The oversized contribution followed a big day Monday when the Republican Governors Association pumped $750,000 and Denver businessman Michael Shannon added another $250,000 to the Greitens campaign. Another $50,000 came from Joe Craft of Alliance Coal of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Another $50,504 in contributions over $5,000 gave Greitens a three-day haul of $1,600,504.
During the same period, Greitens' Democratic opponent, Attorney General Chris Koster, received $95,000 in oversized contributions.
Earlier this month, Koster received $100,000 from the United Food and Commercial Workers Union,
Greitens picked up $100,000 from Illinois Republican Gov Bruce Rauner.
Does it make anyone else wonder why out of state donors are shelling out money?
ReplyDeleteWhere has the Silicon Valley pervert who gave Greitens over a million in the primary gone to?
ReplyDelete@7:17 Odds are that they have business interests in Missouri.
ReplyDeleteYes...and we all know what a large 'contribution' will get them.
DeleteThe NRA, the Missouri Farm Bureau and others support Koster. Why does Humphreys go against these Republican stalwarts? Because Greitens will be his puppet. Koster isn't for sale, Greitens is bought and paid for.
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