Flint's woes continue

[Jack Fabulous]

It would appear as though the Mayor of Flint saw the water crisis as an opportunity to fatten her campaign coffers.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/lawsuit-accuses-flint-mayor-trying-redirect-water-crisis-004515702.html

Henderson's lawsuit alleged that Mayor Karen Weaver ordered her assistant and a volunteer to redirect donors from a local fund set up to help families affected by the water crisis to her political action committee instead.

The lawsuit charged that the city employee was "specifically directed" to instruct people "step-by-step" to donate to the mayor's "Karenabout Flint" fund through its website, rather than the Charity Safe Water/Safe Homes fund through the city's website.

Neither the Flint City Council nor the charity approved a redirection of donors, the lawsuit said.

 

[Socrates1]

It would appear as though the Mayor of Flint saw the water crisis as an opportunity to fatten her campaign coffers.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/lawsuit-accuses-flint-mayor-trying-redirect-water-crisis-004515702.html

Corruption is no surprise to most just look at the parties involved .

 

[eohrnberger]

It would appear as though the Mayor of Flint saw the water crisis as an opportunity to fatten her campaign coffers.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/lawsuit-accuses-flint-mayor-trying-redirect-water-crisis-004515702.html

A fine example of Democratic political 'honesty' in Flint. No wonder the entirety of blame for the Flint water issues and impact were attempted to be laid at anyone else's feet other than their own.