At issue is the nonsensical and internally incoherent assertions of some of Esperanza Unida's people that one of their two opponents for state assembly (whom they failed to knock off the ballot, making Esperanza Unida zero-for-two in this campaign) had improperly received legal counsel.
Ridiculous.
We have, as well, come to the view that the law firm and associates of attorney Michael Maistelman acted appropriately in this matter. ... We have been impressed with [attorney] Halbrooks' forthright and detailed responses to the concerns that have arisen. ...
Allies of [state rep.] Colon's challenger, Laura Manriquez, and others who claim to be uncommitted [:)] in this bitter contest noted that Maistelman had e-mail contacts with them and ... raised the question of whether those contacts might have created a conflict and undermined the legitimacy of the GAB process. - [smiley face mine] -
The issue rasied is without merit.
Good for the Cap Times' rapid response.
Well, that's another display revealing Miranda-Manriquez-Aleman's insistence on wasting everyone's time. It's what they do best.
but just pay your workers, quit being so heavy-handed with them; and realize that using a 501 (3c) org for substancial political activity imperils a lot of people.
If you cannot meet this objectives without outside advice, resign.
Read http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=778461 and tell me you acted properly. Bullshit.