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http://www.myfoxny.com/dpp/news/local_news/manhattan/mosque-investors-donation-investigation-20100902 Mosque Investor Was Terror Contributor Updated: Friday, 03 Sep 2010, 9:25 AM EDT Published : Thursday, 02 Sep 2010, 6:01 PM EDT BY CHARLES LEAF MYFOXNY.COM - Fox 5 News reported Thursday that one of the financial backers of the Islamic mosque and cultural center project in Lower Manhattan once contributed to a terror group, although the investor says the contribution was made because he thought he was giving money to a harmless charity. One of the key players in Sharif El-Gamal's Mosque near Ground Zero is Egyptian born businessman, Hisham Elzanaty. Fox 5 News has learned exclusively and confirmed with Mr. Elzanaty’s attorney that Elzanaty made a “significant investment” in the development of the mosque near Ground Zero. Fox 5 has also uncovered Elzanaty has teamed up with El-Gamal on at least two real estate deals: the controversial mosque site and another deal involving a commercial property in the Chelsea section of Manhattan. In the Chelsea deal, mortgage documents show Elzanaty played a major role signing off as the guarantor on El-Gamal's $39 million mortgage. When Fox 5 News reporter Charles Leaf tracked down Elzanaty outside his Long Island home in Roslyn Heights last week Elzanaty avoided the camera and did not answer a single question about his business dealings with El-Gamal. Fox 5 News has also learned that in 1999 Hisham Elzanaty sent money to an organization that would later be deemed by the U.S. government to be a terrorist group. The organization was the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, also known as HLF. The now defunct group’s 1999 tax records show Elzanaty contributed more than $6,000 to HLF. Two years later, in 2001, HLF was shut down by the federal government and designated as a global terrorist. After a mistrial in 2007, in 2008 five HLF leaders were convicted of providing material support to Hamas. The Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) is a non-profit research group that focuses on radical Islamic terrorist groups. The research group shared its information on HLF with Fox 5 News and IPT’s Managing Director, Ray Locker tells us HLF, “masked what their true purpose was, they funneled money to Hamas which used that money to conduct terrorist operations. In many cases they gave that money to the widows and children of so-called martyrs. ” Federal investigators say HLF was set up as the largest Muslim charity in the United States based in Richardson, Texas, but from its inception the group existed to support Hamas. Mr. Elzanaty's attorney tells Fox 5 News exclusively his client believed he was making contributions to an orphanage. But IPT’s Ray Locker claims even back then TV and newspapers were reporting suspicions of the group’s ties to terror. “If you gave money (to HLF) in 1999 you probably had some inkling that HLF was giving money to Hamas and therefore to terrorist operations,” Locker says. Mr. Elzanaty's contribution to HLF came in the same year his Egyptian parents, Abdou Elzanaty and Abed Raboh Fawkia Elzanaty, were killed in a plane crash. On October 31, 1999, Egyptair flight 990 left New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport bound for Cairo, but crashed in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Nantucket Island killing 217 people. U.S. investigators concluded the flight’s pilot deliberately crashed the plane in a suicide, while Egyptian investigators disagreed, concluding the flight had mechanical problems. Elzanaty’s attorney tells Fox 5 the tragic plane crash changed Mr. Elzanaty's life and brought him closer to Islam. -------------- See below for the 1999 IRS 990 form for the organization known as: Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF). It shows Hisham Elzanaty’s $6,050 contribution. (Specific street addresses and names have been removed by Fox 5 News) In 2001 the HLF was shut down by the U.S. government and designated as a global terrorist. After a mistrial in 2007, in 2008 five HLF leaders were convicted of providing material support to Hamas, a group on the U.S. governments List of Foreign Terrorists. U.S. Government's List of Foreign Terrorists: http://www.state.gov/s/ct/rls/other/des/123085.htm Investigative Project on Terrorism: http://www.investigativeproject.org/"like i will believe anything on Fox News websites, Try again" Fine. Then I will not read anything that ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, The NYT, The WaPO, or any other liberal news organization says. Fair?

we have been seperated for 2 yrs now. she lives somewhere in state. and i live in toronto. she filled seperate on her tax form and so did I, for 2008 and 2009. I really don't know where she is. how can I officialize my divorce? we have not contact her in last 2 yrs and so she has not. we got married in BC and lived there and when we decided to seperate she moved to state and I moved to toronto.

I am filling out my FAFSA Form for college and its asking me if I filed my 2009 state taxes. I worked in 2008 so I filed my 2008 taxes during the 2009 tax season, however...I did not work at all in 2009 so I didn't file any taxes in 2010. Is that a problem? Should I have filed some sort of taxes even though I didn't work at all and I was still living with my parents? I am lost...

I am working on a tax return and I have a question for which I cannot find the answer. Taxpayer qualifies as a trader (thousands of stock and options trades during the year). So the related expenses usually are deductible on Schedule C. Her biggest expense for 2009 was state income taxes, that she paid on her 2008 profits. Now she has no ordinary income for 2009 and no capital gains, and a big state income tax deduction. According to the IRS instructions, state income taxes do not go on schedule C, they only go on schedule A as an itemized deduction. However, according to the instructions for Form 1045 (NOL refund claim), state taxes on business profits increase the NOL, because the state income taxes on business profits are a "business deduction." Now for my question. Do the state taxes increase the NOL for alternative minimum tax purposes? On one hand, state taxes are definitely added back as an itemized deduction for AMT purposes. On the other hand, the IRS seems to treat state taxes as a business deduction for NOL purposes, which would seem to imply that the item is not added back for purposes of the calculation of the AMT. Does anyone have an answer for this, preferably with a cite?

I have started a new job this week and I have been asked to fill out a p46 tax form.I haven't been employed since 2008 but have been self employed for a short time in between,meaning the last p45 I have is from my last employer in 2008.I am a little confused about what section of the p46 I should sign A or B.A is that I have not had a job since April 6th and B states that I have have had another job since April 6th 2010.I ceased self employment in July and have not filed a self assessment tax return yet.I'd be grateful for any help,thanks in advance.

So I owed about $15 in interest to the IRS for a late tax payment. I filled out the little slip they sent with the CP letter and mailed the check on August 6th. I made sure I had put: Taypayer Identification Number/ Security Number, the Tax form (1040EZ) and tax year (December 31st, 2008 as stated on the CP letter). The letter said the $15 had to be paid by August 9th. Today is August 10th, and the USPS still isn't showing that it was delivered! I had used Certified Mail as a precaution so it says on the slip that my mail was postmarked on August 6th! I'm freaking out! What if someone stole the check?! What if the IRS lost the mail and didn't sign the green card?! Should I cancel the check and mail another one, explaining that I had mailed the original one on time but it was lost? I'm so stressed right now...

In March 2009, I filed a 1040X for 2008 taxes, was due a ~$400 refund and I checked the box on the form to have the refund applied to my 2009 taxes. A couple days before April 15, 2009, I filed my extension for 2009-I wanted to allot enough time for the amended information to get applied to 2009. I submitted a check for 2009 taxes with the extension based upon the refund being applied to 09 taxes. A couple weeks later, I receive the ~$400 refund in the mail that was supposed to be applied to 09 taxes. I cashed the check. My bank records also reflected my tax check to them was cashed about the same time. A couple months later, I call them to get an estimate on the additional taxes owed since I know that I'm now short ~$400 and will also be charged some interest on the $400. The rep at IRS says they have no record of me filing an extension and that I would be assessed a penalty. I said but you cashed my check-of course I sent it in-why would I send in a check with no form? She stated that their records showed the my check to them was received and cashed. She suggested that I send in ~$420 to cover the refund that was mistakenly sent to me + interest along with an explanation and copies of the extension. I did so, along with copies of the fedex receipt showing that it was received by the IRS. I have now received the official CP14 advising me that I am being assess a penalty for not filing on time ~$130. Of course, I'm making a phone call but I don't know what else I can do other than what I've already done, which doesn't appear to change things-the fact my check was cashed in late April, a fedex receipt showing an April 13 pickup date with delivery on April 15, and a copy of the extension I filed with the check. Any suggestions?

I originally filed under my parents as I was underage at that time under a labor certification back in 2001. At that time, their lawyer was Maqsood Mir, the same Mir who was indicted for fraudulent charges. My parents were never aware of how he was falsifying information in their case. Their files along with those of others who were represented by Mir were confiscated when his firm was raided. My parents, and I (when I was of age), just received one letter stating that the case was pending adjustment. Now that I look at that letter, no priority date has been assigned despite them sending that letter around Oct 2001. It should be noted that initially before they applied with him, they had to file under 245i (and paying $1000) because they had overstayed. Nevertheless, after receiving that pending adjustment letter, they continued to file for EADs and have received them every year. They have never not filed their taxes, and have never done anything wrong while in the USA. While I was in college, I met my sweetheart and we decided to get married in 2007. She was aware of my situation, and we filed another application for adjustment on the basis of citizen spouse. We got our interview, which went really well, and received a letter stating that we should receive a resposne within 90 days. That 90 days is long past as we applied for that i-485 in Feb 2008. We were told by our lawyer (at that time) that all was well and sometimes these things take time. Then, I received a letter stating that my application was denied on the basis that I was already a U.S. permanent resident (based on the application that was done through Mr. Mir). I was never aware of this, and felt this was a positive thing. So, I filed a form stating that I never received my I-551 (greencard). I later received another letter, that there was some error as a greencard was never printed in the first place. In April of 2010, I received a letter stating that there was some mishap in that initial letter (one that said I was already a greencard holder) and that my case (with my spouse) would be re-opened and examined. I am continuing to received EADs every year to work. What am I to expect? I do not want to get separated from my spouse. We are both about to embark on our careers as we are just about finished grad school (both of us). What can be said regarding those who may have done something similar as us? What are the chances that my parents will have to go back? Because I was not an adult when their initial case was filed, will I be treated differently? Will our case likely be treated separately from my parents? What can I do? I am getting in touch with probono services to get pointed in the right direction for some advice regarding immigration.

Since 2005, the open-borders group has hauled in at least $7.6 million in the form of outright subsidies, community development tax credits, government-issued bonds, grants and heavens knows what else. It's used tax dollars to fund day laborer sites, organize a protest against Arizona's new immigration law, and even file a lawsuit against a Frederick County sheriff for arresting a woman wanted on a deportation warrant. Even while they were staring at a $2 billion budget deficit earlier this year, state legislators defeated, by a lopsided vote of 47-89, an amendment offered by House Minority Leader Anthony O'Donnell, R-Calvert, to strip CASA of yet another $200,000 the group was allocated from the state's capital budget. CASA in Action has already raised $45,000 from 5,000 dues-paying members, according to Kim Propeack, director of community organizing and political action. CASA organizers say they hope to harness the "enormous unrealized potential of the Latino vote" in Maryland, where, thanks in large part to political pressure from CASA, local elections officials cannot demand proof of citizenship and election judges cannot even demand to see a voter's ID. The PAC's current agenda includes issuing Maryland driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, fighting efforts to make English the official state language, lobbying for more funding for nonprofits like CASA, and stopping raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Evidence of CASA's political clout was recently on display. Despite deep budget cuts that forced some county employees to take unpaid furloughs, the Hyattsville-based group was miraculously spared. It received $2.1 million from local governments ($1.3 million from Montgomery County alone) even though its other sources of revenue include deep-pocketed billionaire George Soros' Open Society Institute and Citgo, Venezeula's state-owned oil company. The October 2008 grand opening of CASA's $13.8 million Multicultural Service Center in a restored mansion in Langley Park ("a casa for CASA") was attended by a long list of Democratic bigwigs, including Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., Rep. Donna Edwards, D-Prince George's, Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler, state Comptroller Peter Franchot, Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson and Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett. "I do everything [current CASA President] Gustavo [Torres] tells me to do," Maryland House Ways and Means Committee Chairwoman Sheila Hixson, D-Montgomery, said only half-jokingly. Not surprisingly, former CASA President Thomas Perez, a former aide to the late Sen. Ted Kennedy who is now head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, took the lead in preparing the federal government's lawsuit against Arizona's new immigration law. While head of CASA, Perez demanded in-state tuition for illegal immigrants and opposed enforcement of deportation orders. The group even pressured Montgomery County Public Schools officials to offer academic credit to students who attended a pro-illegal-immigration rally in D.C. More recently, Torres unilaterally declared that the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration has "absolutely no right to ask for people's Social Security number or immigration status to get a drivers license" -- in direct contradiction of the federal Real ID Act. No elected public official has yet had the temerity to set him straight. Who needs a political action committee when you already tell everybody in the state how high to jump? http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columns/CASA-de-Maryland_s-expands-its-political-advocacy-arm-1006656-99776689.html

I sent my taxes off and I recieved a letter stating that they had disallowed my claim because their records indicate that I had previously claimed one of the following. Real estate taxes form 8396, mortgage interest credit,mortgage interest points, form 5695, residental energy efficient property credit or proceeds from real estate transaction} I do own rental property thousands of miles from where I live that has NEVER been my primary residence- purchased end of 2006 -was not able to get it rented until 2007 & 2008 ( I filed schedule e) I can prove i did not live in the house in 2007. I have spoken to two IRS employees who could not give me an answer on what the IRS needs for me to appeal this.please help!!error in years...I did not rent it in 2007 but it was rented in 2008 and 2009- and I can prove I did not live there in 2007 or anytime .

The Associated Press quoted Chiyome Fukino as saying that both she and the registrar of vital statistics, Alvin Onaka, have personally verified that the health department holds Obama's original birth certificate. Fukino also was quoted by several other news organizations. The Honolulu Advertiser quoted Fukino as saying the agency had been bombarded by requests, and that the registrar of statistics had even been called in at home in the middle of the night. Honolulu Advertiser, Nov. 1 2008: "This has gotten ridiculous," state health director Dr. Chiyome Fukino said yesterday. "There are plenty of other, important things to focus on, like the economy, taxes, energy." . . . Will this be enough to quiet the doubters? "I hope so," Fukino said. "We need to get some work done." Fukino said she has “personally seen and verified that the Hawaii State Department of Health has Sen. Obama’s original birth certificate on record in accordance with state policies and procedures." Since we first wrote about Obama's birth certificate on June 16, speculation on his citizenship has continued apace. Some claim that Obama posted a fake birth certificate to his Web page. That charge leaped from the blogosphere to the mainstream media earlier this week when Jerome Corsi, author of a book attacking Obama, repeated the claim in an Aug. 15 interview with Steve Doocy on Fox News. Corsi: Well, what would be really helpful is if Senator Obama would release primary documents like his birth certificate. The campaign has a false, fake birth certificate posted on their website. How is anybody supposed to really piece together his life? Doocy: What do you mean they have a "false birth certificate" on their Web site? Corsi: The original birth certificate of Obama has never been released, and the campaign refuses to release it. Doocy: Well, couldn't it just be a State of Hawaii-produced duplicate? Corsi: No, it's a -- there's been good analysis of it on the Internet, and it's been shown to have watermarks from Photoshop. It's a fake document that's on the Web site right now, and the original birth certificate the campaign refuses to produce. Corsi isn't the only skeptic claiming that the document is a forgery. Among the most frequent objections we saw on forums, blogs and e-mails are: * The birth certificate doesn't have a raised seal. * It isn't signed. * No creases from folding are evident in the scanned version. * In the zoomed-in view, there's a strange halo around the letters. * The certificate number is blacked out. * The date bleeding through from the back seems to say "2007," but the document wasn't released until 2008. * The document is a "certification of birth," not a "certificate of birth." But here are the images of it: http://www.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/birth_certificate_3.jpg http://www.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/birth_certificate_9.jpg http://www.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/birth_certificate_1.jpg http://www.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/birth_certificate_5.jpg The certificate has all the elements the State Department requires for proving citizenship to obtain a U.S. passport: "your full name, the full name of your parent(s), date and place of birth, sex, date the birth record was filed, and the seal or other certification of the official custodian of such records." The names, date and place of birth, and filing date are all evident on the scanned version, and you can see the seal above. The document is a "certification of birth," also known as a short-form birth certificate. The long form is drawn up by the hospital and includes additional information such as birth weight and parents' hometowns. The short form is printed by the state and draws from a database with fewer details. The Hawaii Department of Health's birth record request form does not give the option to request a photocopy of your long-form birth certificate, but their short form has enough information to be acceptable to the State Department. We tried to ask the Hawaii DOH why they only offer the short form, among other questions, but they have not given a response. The scan released by the campaign shows halos around the black text, making it look (to some) as though the text might have been pasted on top of an image of security paper. But the document itself has no such halos, nor do the close-up photos we took of it. We conclude that the halo seen in the image produced by the campaign is a digital artifact from the scanning process. The certificate is stamped June 2007, because that's when Hawaii officials produced it for the campaign, which requested that document and "all the records we could get our hands on" according to spokesperson Shauna Daly. The campaign didn&#

my husband is "self-employed" which means he gets 1099 forms instead of w-2's. he is also a big loser and owed the IRS some backtaxes (not a crazy amount, maybe $1000) PRIOR to us getting married in 2007. He had his shady underground "accountant" prepare his tax forms for that year last minute and when i saw how fraudulent they were, i decided it was better for him not to file than file false-ly. then he got hurt, was out of work and i supported his disabled ass (but not technically "disabled" collecting money, since he was always "off the books" work-wise). he made about 27k total, which is hardly anything, and i'm sure could have written off a lot of stuff, but has NO RECIEPTS and i refuse to claim any deductions where i could get in even more trouble if there will be an audit (and 3 years later, i'm sure the odds are good). his liability for that year is about 6k fed and 2k state... he just got a "failure to file notice" for 2007. he didn't work 2008 or 2009 and just started work again in 2010. i have filed "married, filing separate" all those years, thinking i was covering my own butt and not getting involved in his tax mess, but i just learned since we are married and live together, i'm involved anyway. so i'm not in the process of "amending" my taxes for 2007-2009 to include him on a joint return. i will "get back" extra for '08 &'09, but still owe for 2007 when he didn't file. i have drawn up the federal amendments and ready to send them in, fairly confidently. but since he technically got a "failure to file" from Massachusetts state 2007, can i simply "amend"? anyone know how this works? we can't afford an accountant. i went to H&R block for a brief "consultation" to figure out the plan of action, but as we will end up owing close to 10k, i need to save the $500 bucks for our first payment!!! any help is appreciated. and yes, i realize that we are stupid and irresponsible and bla bla bla. that's obvious, you don't need to rub it in. trying to make things right here and not move to mexico.hmmm, idk. h&r block office told me I'm technically liable as well and eventually they could come and garnish my wages, (which is what i am trying desperately to avoid since i have a son and may or not end up with said loser in the long run... i am preparing to file a 1040x though b/c it does gain me an extra ~5k in the 2 years he wasn't working...

I came legally to the US in 2003, then in short I had adjusted my J-1 visa to B2 tourist. Then I have applied for an asylum (around 2004), in 2005 got married with a girl who had a green card (only serious intentions and love involved :-). In the same 2005 year immigration judge denied my asylum case stating that it was not firm enough and that my wife would get her citizenship and I would adjust my status before appeal decision will be made. Well, naturalization took little longer than what we expected and so in 2007 spring - naturalization app went to INS and in 2007 summer my appeal was denied - supporting judge's decision to give me 30 days to leave voluntarily. I know it's my bad I didn't do that but that notice came 2 weeks late (copy from attorney, original never showed up) and they had my passport (original) that was never returned to me even after calls and I884 or something form to retrieve it. Factor in the fact that we have already purchased our first house and I could not leave my wife alone with mortgage - not saying that leaving without passport in 2 weeks is not possible. So she got citizenship in 2008 and I have filed I-485 for GC one year later after VD. Ironically all that time I have been keeping USCIS updated on my current address, they have eventually sent me a notice to come for the interview (apparently to get green card lol) where officer realized that I had outstanding removal order. What's funny they didn't see it when I have just applied for the GC, I guess they didn't want to spend time picking me up so I came by myself. Of course 3 month in immigration jail to get travel docs was not nice time and overly stressful for my wife and parents. Finally deported (not long ago) , now I find out that my wife is pregnant and we still have to pay mortgage or sell house in this crisis time and loose more than we owe to the bank. I don't have any criminal charges (not even a parking ticket for 7 years), I had my driver's license, I paid taxes every year (I had my own business), we have a dog too. What I am trying to find out is there any waivers for the case like this, I am barred from getting any immigration benefits or adjustments for 10 years (7 left) under section 240B of the "Act". My previous attorney said that I-601 and I-212 will not help because I have overstayed voluntary departure, but ICE officer said that I can do that though he did not know all the details of my case. So is there anyone who have any ideas? Would really love to come back to the US legally and save my family, house, dog, car and everything else. My wife can't come to my country now as she is pregnant and US citizens are not really welcome here (can you believe this, I can't change my country's government sorry, it's not my fault). Promise to re-do my business and create job opportunities for hard working Americans :-) Thanks. P.S. please don't tell me that I have broken the law and .... I know... I just want to live my American dream. And I want my "life, liberty and pursuit of happiness", or is it only for US citizens? Oh well...I am from Belarus, our president is pro-USSR guy who sits on the throne for about 20 years already and we can't do anything about it. He's not fan of the US

Ok, so I've been going to the same lady to do my tax return for the last 3 years. I've always gotten a pretty decent tax return of around $1100 (fed and state put together). Except for this year. I made around the same amount and this year my return was less than $300 (fed and state together). She explained it to me but I was telling my family that it still doesn't sound right. My boss did mess up on the W2 and my last quarter of earnings was not recorded. But I did give her my paystubs showing exactly how much I made and the taxes that were deducted... here's her response... "Tiffany, I have prepared an excel spreadsheet for you from your paystubs. These are the numbers we used on your tax return. Your employer needs to submit a W-2C to correct your W-2. The differences between your 2008 and 2009 returns are on the spreadsheet next to the paystub info on the second spreadsheet. You had a tax increase (due to increased income) of $179 and a withholding decrease of $894 less $400 stimulas payment for a decrease difference of $494. This creates the difference in refunds from $916 to $243. If you want a larger refund, change your W-4 from to single - 0 exemptions. If you want larger paychecks, leave as is. However, you may owe a little next year if you are claiming more than 1 exemption on your W-4 form. I hope this answers your questions. I'll wait for you to give me the OK to e-file your return." Now I think I claimed different this year. One for self instead of zero but I don't think a $900 difference would do it....does this make sense to anybody? I can give the exact amount of money I made and everything if more info is needed. Thanks for any input

Filing for my mother and father. My father passed away before filing his their 2008 taxes. I know I am missing gambling winnings, bank statements, and any 1099 and other similar forms. I must file by June 18, 2010 (IRS threats). Problems: 1. My mother does not speak English well and has no idea about taxes. 2. I have been appointed Executor of the Estate, but I have not received the documentation yet (and I do not anticipate that it will come before June 18). 3. My father was a sole proprieter and worked out of the house. 4. My father was also a major pack rat, so any attempt to find forms will be futile (already searched, and searched, and searched). 5. I found an Excel document my father put together which states how much he invoiced companies he did work for in 2008 (for the entire year). What is the fastest way to find out if there are missing forms (and there are)? If I complete the 2008 taxes with missing form errors, will the IRS just bill me the discrepancies? I have received corrected amounts due for my father's 2007 taxes from the IRS, which I paid already. What information will I obtain from the Form 4506-T ?

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Charles Munger Jr., son of Wall Street player and billionaire Charles Munger Sr., donated $1 million in 2008 to the campaign supporting Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's bizarre legislative redistricting initiative scheme,...

A cab driver from Elm Park and his wife have been jailed for a £115,000 benefits fraud. Richard Sullivan, 58, helped wife Julia, 38, of Warren Drive, falsely claim Council Tax and Housing Benefit from Havering Council and Income Support from the Department of Work & Pensions.

By the end of the month, a company called txteagle will be the largest employer in Kenya. The firm, started in its original form in 2008 by a young computer engineer named Nathan Eagle and, as of this coming June, based in Boston, will have 10,000 people working for it in Kenya. Txteagle does not rent office space for these ...

Dina Titus is one of those politicians who has been at the wrong place at the wrong time most of her public life, with one notable exception: 2008, when she rode the Obama wave to wash away Jon Porter’s congressional career.

Before winning a stunning upset in his primary race with Senator Lisa Murkowski, the Republican candidate Joe Miller was little known in his adopted state.

The Columbus mayor’s race is no game, but like many competitions, it may begin with an introduction of the players — in alphabetical order, Wayne Anthony, Zeph Baker, Paul Olson and Teresa Tomlinson.

It has now been six months since the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. While other more immediate threats to our future dominate the daily headlines, we must not lose sight of the fact that this Supreme Court decision threatens the integrity of the electoral process in this country.

Last May, Thurston County commissioners appointed fellow Democrat Shawn Myers to the post of county treasurer. Myers, 55, beat two other Democrats in the August primary election and now faces Republican Tom Nelson, 37, in the Nov. 2, general election.