Change Musgrove can believe in. It’s in his pocket
So someone pleads guilty to tring to bribe Mississippi
Democratic Senate candidate and former Governor Ronnie Musgrove.
The Clarion-Ledger has the details:
Georgia businessman pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy
to corruptly influence a public official in connection
with Mississippi’s costly and failed beef plant venture — a
decision that could spill over into a U.S. Senate race.
Who? Ronnie Musgrove, with $45k to his campaign account:
Robert Moultrie, chairman and chief executive of The
Facility Group of Smyrna, Ga., admitted he gave $45,000 in
contributions to the re-election campaign of then-Gov. Ronnie
Musgrove, who is now running for the Senate.
And:
Moultrie has agreed to cooperate with authorities. He first gave
Musgrove $20,000 through a PAC Moultrie formed in July 2003. In
September 2003, “Musgrove contacted Moultrie for another campaign
contribution of $25,000,” according to court documents.
Currently, no one is alleging that Musgrove did anything wrong.
Currently.