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Travels with Darrell Issa
plus: San Diego Gun Owners, and no free meals for Nisleit
Darrell Issa, free from re-election worries, and on the road to Africa.
Liberated from reelection challenges, wealthy North County congressional Republican Darrell Issa has been on the road to Africa, courtesy of taxpayers. For three days, from November 24 to 27, the Foreign Affairs committee member hit the road to Zimbabwe, running up a $15,019 tab, including transportation of $8179 and $891 in per diem, according to the Congressional Record.
The visit occurred just three days after the fall of Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe, who quit in the face of a pending impeachment hearing after 37 years of rule.
The San Diego Gun Owners political action committee gave $2500 to the local Republican Party on March 19.
City hall watchers seeking differences between ex-police chief Shelley Zimmerman and her successor, former SDPD captain David Nisleit can start with their respective personal assets. While Zimmerman’s departing office statement lists a bevy of free dinners and investments, including $100,000 to $1 million worth of Qualcomm stock, Nisleit reports a single-family house in Sabre Springs valued in the same range, but not free meals.
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Travels with Darrell Issa
plus: San Diego Gun Owners, and no free meals for Nisleit
Travels with Darrell Issa
plus: San Diego Gun Owners, and no free meals for Nisleit
Darrell Issa, free from re-election worries, and on the road to Africa.
Liberated from reelection challenges, wealthy North County congressional Republican Darrell Issa has been on the road to Africa, courtesy of taxpayers. For three days, from November 24 to 27, the Foreign Affairs committee member hit the road to Zimbabwe, running up a $15,019 tab, including transportation of $8179 and $891 in per diem, according to the Congressional Record.
The visit occurred just three days after the fall of Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe, who quit in the face of a pending impeachment hearing after 37 years of rule.
The San Diego Gun Owners political action committee gave $2500 to the local Republican Party on March 19.
City hall watchers seeking differences between ex-police chief Shelley Zimmerman and her successor, former SDPD captain David Nisleit can start with their respective personal assets. While Zimmerman’s departing office statement lists a bevy of free dinners and investments, including $100,000 to $1 million worth of Qualcomm stock, Nisleit reports a single-family house in Sabre Springs valued in the same range, but not free meals.
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