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Shouldn’t campaign finance outrage apply to Hamadeh, too?

Sun City reader rebuts letter about Greene-Placentia’s fitness for office

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OPINION — Campaign finance outrage? Apply it to Abe Hamadeh, too.

Jacquelyn Loiselle’s Oct. 7 letter asks whether Bernadette Greene-Placentia’s financial reporting problems reflect “incompetence or something worse.” That insinuation outruns the evidence she presents, in my opinion.

First, Federal Election Commission compliance notices simply seek corrections or explanations. They do not establish corruption or dishonest intent.

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