~ editor says–let’s please lose the ALL CAPS, Renegade. Thanks! xoxo der fuhrer.

You don’t check reports afterward as you suggest – you are supposed to do the right thing when you do campaign reporting. Everyone else manages to comply so why can’t Tom Del Beccaro? If you are a regular reader of this blog you will know that Bill and others have already written about the wacky reporting by the CCRP so this is nothing new.

I’m not commenting on the management, simply the biased nature of this post. Bill clearly left out a piece of evidence ($50 Reception) which would undermine the argument that cash cannot be accepted at all for an event like this. What if an individual payed equally with cash and check, with the cash amount being under $99….this would violate no law. The implication that something improper is being done, simply because a golf invite mentions that cash can be accepted, is false. If the ccrp did collect more cash than allowable, and we had some proof, then go write this story. I see someone trying to create a fire where they want to see smoke. Let them have their tourney and then check their reports.

when i hear alarms like this going off from more than one source, it’s time to check where the exits are cause where there’s smoke, there’s usually a fire.