Even as that was happening, ethics watchdogs were crying foul over Richardson’s personal finances and questioning how she was able to lend her campaign to Congress $77,500 in the midst of multiple home loan defaults.
Federal Election Commission (FEC) reports show that Richardson loaned her campaign a total of $77,500 — in three installments — between June and July of 2007.
Richardson, of course, is a superdelegate pledged to Hillary Clinton.
Shawn Steele at Flash Report has details on the houses Laura Richardson defaulted on:



Michelle Malkin is on the case.
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