Campaign Finance Reports – KWS Edition

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End of year campaign finance reports were due by January 20, 2012, and of course, KWS filed hers late. It makes for some interesting reading. It seems that a number of individuals and law firms with an interest in the captive insurance industry like KWS enough to give her money. Now mind you, captive insurance does nothing for the consumer. It isn't to benefit Delaware consumers; captive insurance is insurance for corporations. It isn't to benefit our state, and, despite her claims to the contrary, the captive bureau does not fill the state's coffers. So why does KWS push the captive bureau so hard? Because it makes her donors (lawyers and law firms who work in captive insurance) more money. And in turn, they kick-back money to her campaign.

‘Bulo on Al’s Show Today-Tues. Jan. 24, from 10-12

Yep, 10 a.m. 1150-WDEL Newsradio on your AM dial. Al Mascitti and I will be talking Delaware politics and the goings-on in Dover. And El Somnambulo apparently has discovered a legit link between pro rasslin' and...Rick Santorum! But he's not talking. At least, not until 10 this morning...

Markell Raises an Impressive $1.4 Million

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and Charlie Copeland is either bitter or jealous enough to throw his own Republican gubernatorial candidate under the bus..
Former state Sen. Charlie Copeland, one of the governor's chief Republican critics, said Markell's $1.4 million is more than enough to win a gubernatorial race in Delaware. "I think anytime he leaves the state, he's having a fundraiser," said Copeland, who is supporting [little known Brandywine business man Jeff] Cragg. "Why are all of these people out-of-state giving him this money he's not going to need this year?"
I am suprised Charlie had to ask the question, but in so doing, he made a glaring admission.

Rethug ‘Party Elders’ Search for A Winning Candidate Begins in 3…2…1…

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Talk about a nomination that won't be worth shit, that's what the R's are facing. Not to mention unhealable self-inflicted wounds in that party that could well bring down the House and enable the D's to keep control of the Senate. Almost unthinkable considering the current economic straits. So, I have no doubt that search for an 'electable', or at least not 'disastrous', candidate may already surreptitiously be under way by the self-appointed 'adults' in the Party.