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Balboa Park United lobbies for Plaza de Panama funding
Efforts by Democratic billionaire Irwin Jacobs to bulldoze a costly road and parking garage project through the heart of Balboa Park has been getting lobbying support from an outfit called Balboa Park United. The group paid influence-peddler Rachel Laing $18,000 to press for “funding for the Plaza de Panama project,” per Laing’s January 18 disclosure filing.
A litany of familiar county faces are lining up for reelection next year, including Republican sheriff Bill Gore and county treasurer Dan McAllister, who through the end of 2016 had $20,444 in the bank. Downtown lobbyist and GOP Lincoln Club honcho Paul Robinson kicked in $150 in September, and Rancho Santa Fe money manager Gabriel Wisdom and his wife (psychologist Diana Weiss-Wisdom) each came up with $500 in August. Meanwhile, the campaign stash of district attorney Bonnie Dumanis, who’s said she won’t be running for reelection, was down to $4162 at the end of the year, against $46,000 worth of two outstanding debts. Forty thousand dollars represent cash owed to Dumanis for a personal loan she made to the campaign in September 2014. The balance of $6000 remains to be paid to the Gemini Group, Dumanis’s longtime political consultant.
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Wrecking crew
Already time to start thinking about the next election
Wrecking crew
Already time to start thinking about the next election
Balboa Park United lobbies for Plaza de Panama funding
Efforts by Democratic billionaire Irwin Jacobs to bulldoze a costly road and parking garage project through the heart of Balboa Park has been getting lobbying support from an outfit called Balboa Park United. The group paid influence-peddler Rachel Laing $18,000 to press for “funding for the Plaza de Panama project,” per Laing’s January 18 disclosure filing.
A litany of familiar county faces are lining up for reelection next year, including Republican sheriff Bill Gore and county treasurer Dan McAllister, who through the end of 2016 had $20,444 in the bank. Downtown lobbyist and GOP Lincoln Club honcho Paul Robinson kicked in $150 in September, and Rancho Santa Fe money manager Gabriel Wisdom and his wife (psychologist Diana Weiss-Wisdom) each came up with $500 in August. Meanwhile, the campaign stash of district attorney Bonnie Dumanis, who’s said she won’t be running for reelection, was down to $4162 at the end of the year, against $46,000 worth of two outstanding debts. Forty thousand dollars represent cash owed to Dumanis for a personal loan she made to the campaign in September 2014. The balance of $6000 remains to be paid to the Gemini Group, Dumanis’s longtime political consultant.
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