Harry & Mimi Watch – Day 4 – Show me the Money!

Well, another day has passed and we STILL don’t know if Assemblywoman Mimi Walters and Anaheim Councilman Harry Sidhu are backing the ouster of racist Anaheim Union High School District Trustee Harald Martin. This is getting old!

I decided to take a look at who gives money to Mimi. I went all the way back to her first Assembly campaign. Big surprise – big oil, developers, health insurance companies, gambling interests. Here are a few of the dirty details:

SUB PRIME LENDERS
Ameriquest – $3,300

GAMBLING INTERESTS

Los Alamitos Race Course – $1,000
California Commerce Club – $1,000
Pechanga Band of Mission Indians – $9,900
Paksenta Band of Nomlaki Indians – $3,300
California Tribal Business Alliance State Candidate PAC – $3,300
Del Mar Thoroughbred Club – $1,100
Oak Tree Racing Association – $1,000
Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians – $1,000

CAR DEALERS AND RELATED INTERESTS

Enterprise Rental Cars – $2,000
Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel – $3,300
California Motor Car Dealers Association – $4,300
New United Motor Mfg. Inc. – $1,000
GM PAC General Motors Corp PAC – $1,000
Auto Club of Southern California – $3,300
Crevier BMW – $500
Santa Margarita Ford $250
NUMMI/New United Motor MF Inc. Good Government Fund – $1,000

DEVELOPERS & PROPERTY MANAGERS

Irvine Company – $6,900
Saunders Property Company – $1,000
Crepac/Borpac Real Estate PAC – $3,550
California Building Industry Association – $2,000
Saunders Property Company $500
California Business Properties Association – $1,000
Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association PAC – $2,000
William Lyon Homes – $6,900
Associated Builders & Contractors of California PAC – $2,000
Penhill Properties – $500
Karin Krogious Real Estate Investor – $800
California Housing Council PAC – $2,000
Sea West Properties – $250
California Manufactured Housing PAC – $1,000

OIL COMPANIES

S.C. Fuels, Inc. – $6,600
Occidental Oil & Gas Corp. – $1,000
ChevronTexaco – $1,000
Chevron Corp. – $1,000
California Independent Oil Marketers PAC – $2,250
Valero PAC – $1,000

ENERGY COMPANIES

PG&E Corp. – $2,000

WASTE COMPANIES

Solag/CR&R – $6,600
Solid Waste Association of Orange County PAC – $1,250

MEDICAL INSURANCE COMPANIES & OTHER MEDICAL INTERESTS

California Association of Health Plans PAC – $3,000
California Assisted Living Association PAC – $3,000
California Dental PAC – $2,000
Blue Cross of California – $2,000
Blue Shield of California – $1,000
California Hospital Association PAC – $,000
California Veterinary Medical Association PAC – $2,000
California Psychological Association PAC – $500
Pacificare Health Plan Administrators $1,500
Physicians for the Group Practice of Medicine PAC – $2,000
California Medical Association Small Contributor PAC – $1,000
Medix Ambulance Service – $3,000
Medpac of the California Association of Physician Groups – $500
California Nurse Practitioners PAC – $500
Association of California Life & Health Insurance PAC – $3,500
Saddleback Memorial Medical Center – $250
Apria Healthcare PAC – $500
California Radiological PAC – $300
South Coast Women’s Medical Group – $500
Greater Anesthesia Service and PAC – $1,000
North American Health Care – $250
St. Joseph Health System – $250
The Doctor’s Company PAC – $1,000

PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturer’s Association of America PAC – $1.000
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company – $2,000
Genentech – $1,000
Abbott Laboratories – $1,000

ALCOHOL INDUSTRY

Anheuser Busch – $1,000
California Beer & Beverage Distributors – $1,000
Ketel One Vodka – $7,200

TOBACCO COMPANIES

RJ Reynolds – $1,000
Reynolds American – $1,000
Philip Morris USA, Inc. – $3,300

DEFENSE INDUSTRY

Boeing – $1,000

SUPER STORES

Wal Mart – $3,300

DONATIONS FROM POLITICIANS FACING RECALL

Diane Harkey – $1,000

DONATIONS FROM DEMOCRATS

Anaheim Councilwoman Lori Galloway – $250

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