| Two separate actions show the same pattern: Bill Zedler is hiding from voters, running from his record, and flagrantly abusing the public's trust. First, we learn last night from Fort Worth Star-Telegram reporter and columnist Bud Kennedy that Bill Zedler skipped out on the debate he was scheduled to have with State Rep. Chris Turner no more than an hour before it was supposed to start. From Kennedy's Tweets: - Arlington R @, the anti-Hooters guy, canceled an hour before his only debate with D @. All R's no-shows at LWV
- Found Zedler in parking lot at FtW Tea Party event. Says his surrogate coming here had a death in the family and he decided to come here.
- Arlington R @ at Fort Worth 912 meeting. He canceled late on debating @ at Arlington LWV
- Recap: R @ canceled on debate vs. @ at Arlington LWV, went to this FtWorth 912/TeaParty
Now we may know why Zedler was running from the public It turns out that Bill Zedler has failed to disclose up to $13,000 in contributions. From a press release sent out from the Lone Star Project: Texas Ethics Commission reports reviewed by the Lone Star Project show that Bill Zedler failed to report at least three major contributions – worth over $13,000 – made during the latest filing period. [...] Zedler failed to disclose at least three large contributions from extreme right wing organizations totaling at least $13,350:
Bill Zedler is running from voters and breaking the law by hiding his political contributions. Zedler, like Republicans up and down the ballot this cycle, simply cannot be trusted to tell the truth. |