Lamoureux explains his work for $120,000 consulting payments

[LiberalArkie]

Michael Lamoureux, Gov. Asa Hutchinson's chief of staff, has issued a prepared statement about his payment as a consultant by a political nonprofit during the time he was president pro tem of the Arkansas Senate.

He'd earlier told me that he'd ceased taking legal or consulting fees after joining the governor's staff. His statement:

“Concerning my work for Faith and Freedom: at all times I followed the law and ethics rules and reported any income received by my law firm on our tax returns. This position in no way influenced my job as a state senator.

“The nature of the work I did for F&F included traveling to recruit candidates, recruiting and organizing volunteers, educating candidates on our issues, and handling legal issues as they arose.

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[Fred Sanders]

1. Itemized, detailed bill should be provided for the public to scrutinize the expenses of the

sitting politician and the paying for what, exactly, "non-profit" ....let me guess how much charity it gives out, other than to sitting politicians!

CU may have made corruption legal, but the turd still smells like a turd to the voting public!

[Art_from_Ark]

2. And so it begins

[LiberalArkie]

3. It want take long, Hutchinson &Company think they are invincible. All the R's think that the public

want them, they forgot that they redrew all the lines in cities all the way up to the state level to make sure that they win. They stay in their bubble so much with all their "Yes Sir" people telling them how great they are. They will fall.

[Art_from_Ark]

4. They can't fall soon enough

Good riddance to the whole damn lot of them