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: Althouse"This activity was not eligible for reimbursement" ? this "Eyes Wide Shut"-themed sex show.
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And the Republican National Committee has now fired the staffer who expensed it. The late-night excursion followed an official RNC event in Los Angeles for donors in its ?Young Eagles? program...
[Erik Brown,] the donor who was reimbursed for footing the bill... ?has verbally agreed to repay the funds to the RNC.?
... Brown, a church-going mid-level political operative, ?was not entirely thrilled with the venue that people ended up at,? but nonetheless agreed to foot the bill after the RNC staffer in question told him the committee would reimburse the cost.Why is Brown's name in the article and the staffer's name isn't? Seems Brown got screwed. He didn't even want to go. Apparently, he paid only because he was going to be reimbursed. And now he's the one whose name has a sex-smear on it. And he's out $2,000.
ADDED NOTE: This post isn't meant to excuse Michael Steele or any other RNC fool. It's just a shred of sympathy for
Full post as published by Althouse on March 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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