Rochester Dem. Mayor indicted in campaign finance probe

Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren (D) was indicted Friday after allegedly breaking campaign finance rules and committed fraud in her reelection campaign in 2017. This just makes the city's garbage handling over a police killing a total debacle and a crisis that the city has brought down upon itself.

The Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley also stated charges against Lovely Warren's campaign treasurer, Albert Jones, Jr., as well as her political action committee, Rosalind Brooks-Harris--all Democrats simply trying to do good . . . for their bank accounts.

The current legal situation greatly hurts Warren's political future as she is also facing loud demands for her resignation for the way she mishandled the suffocation of Daniel Prude.

Warren is the first female [who also identifies as female, making her a cis female rather than a transgender female or any other of the various categories the left has created for their weird benefit] and she is also the second Black mayor of Rochester, a city of over 200,000 people and Seabreeze Amusement Park, which is home of the Jack Rabbit, perhaps one of the slowest rollercoasters in the east.

Warren is currently halfway through her second term of mayoral mismanagement.

State Board of Elections investigators had previously concluded there was “considerable evidence” that Warren, her associates and a political action committee supporting her campaign took steps to intentionally evade campaign donation limits, according to local media reports. 

[Fun Fact: According to Peter Schweizer in "Profiles in Corruption," Kamala Harris' campaign for San Francisco DA agreed with the other candidates to a voluntary spending of $211,000 for her campaign but ended up spending $621,000. She was fined $34,000 but doesn't like to talk about it.]

District Attorney Doorley said Warren and the other miscreants took steps to evade contribution limits between Nov. 6, 2013 and Nov. 7, 2017.

“The indictment alleges that it was not a mistake,” Doorley told the media.

Warren had previously denied any attempt to evade campaign finance rules, blamed errors on sloppy bookkeeping and referred to the investigation as a “political witch hunt.” Her lawyer didn’t immediately return phone and email messages seeking comment Friday and Lovely Warren could be seen riding off into the midnight sky on a Swiffer.

Her arraignment, on charges of scheming to defraud and violating election laws, was scheduled for Monday. If convicted, she would be removed from office, get a slap on the wrist, and a lucrative book deal about how Black people are oppressed in this country.

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