
Jason Hancock
Editor-in-Chief at Missouri Independent
Editor-in-chief of The Missouri Independent, a nonpartisan, nonprofit newsroom. Detective for the people. Raker of muck. [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Jason Hancock
By Jason Hancock, Missouri Independent Former Missouri Congressman Billy Long received $137,000 in campaign contributions - just enough to pay off a personal loan to his campaign - soon after he was tapped to lead the Internal Revenue Service. Some of the donations are connected to companies that will be policed by the agency Long has been nominated to run.
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3 weeks ago |
duncanbanner.com | Jason Hancock
Former Missouri Congressman Billy Long received $137,000 in campaign contributions — just enough to pay off a personal loan to his campaign — soon after he was tapped to lead the Internal Revenue Service. Some of the donations are connected to companies that will be policed by the agency Long has been nominated to run. kAmp44@C5:?8 E@ C646?E=J 7:=65 7:?2?4:2= 5:D4=@DFC6D[ H9:49 H6C6 7:CDE C6A@CE65 @?
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3 weeks ago |
newstribune.com | Jason Hancock
Former Missouri Congressman Billy Long received $137,000 in campaign contributions -- just enough to pay off a personal loan to his campaign -- soon after he was tapped to lead the Internal Revenue Service. Some of the donations are connected to companies that will be policed by the agency Long has been nominated to run.
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3 weeks ago |
news-leader.com | Jason Hancock
Former Missouri Congressman Billy Long received $137,000 in campaign donations after being nominated to lead the IRS, which he used to repay a personal loan to his campaign. The donations, some linked to companies under IRS purview, followed Long's nomination by President Trump and have drawn criticism. Senate Democrats have called for an investigation into firms connected to Long over alleged fraudulent tax credit schemes.
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3 weeks ago |
joplinglobe.com | Jason Hancock
Former U.S. Rep. Billy Long received $137,000 in campaign contributions — just enough to pay off a personal loan to his campaign — soon after he was tapped to lead the Internal Revenue Service. Some of the donations are connected to companies that will be policed by the agency Long has been nominated to run. kAmp44@C5:?8 E@ C646?E=J 7:=65 7:?2?4:2= 5:D4=@DFC6D[ H9:49 H6C6 7:CDE C6A@CE65 @? 3J E96 :?G6DE:82E:G6 ;@FC?2=:D> D:E6 %96 {6G6C[ {@?8 @?=J C2:D65 C@F89=J Sbe[___ :?
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