COAST attorney Chris Finney gives two more speeches on Schmidt corruption scandal

This week, COAST attorney Chris Finney presents once again on the topic of the impotence of the House Ethics Committee and the Jean Schmidt corruption scandal.  The speech is Wednesday night at 7 PM before the Cincinnati East Tea Party at the Oakley Community Center (behind Bigg's in Hyde Park Shopping Center).

Finney also has been invited to present to the Hamilton County Blue Chip Young Republicans on the same topic on Monday, February 27 at 7 PM at Molly Malone's on Montgomery Road in Pleasant Ridge.

If you can't make it either, watch Chris' speech here.

Please try to make one of these compelling presentations.

Schmidt ethics/corruption scandal topic of Clermont Tea Party speech tonight

The fourth in a series of speeches on the Jean Schmidt corruption scandal will be presented this evening at the Clermont County Tea Party at 7 PM at the Eastgate Holiday Inn.

Join us!

Schmidt attacks COAST attorney Finney

Jean Schmidt must be getting desperate in her race to hold on to her seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Today, Schmidt's taxpayer-funded P.R. person wrote to Dierdre Shesgreen at the Enquirer and said the following about Chris Finney, COAST attorney, who also represents David Krikorian in his legal various proceedings against Jean Schmidt:

• “Is it possible that the lawyer has his right hand up the back of Wenstrup pulling his strings, while the lawyer's left hand is up the back of Krikorian pulling his strings?”

The diatribe was apparently in response to a question the Wenstrup campaign had raised about Schmidt 's campaign paying her back part of an old personal campaign loan at the coincidental time Schmidt was paying her Turk-Am-Paid lawyers the $42,000 that the House Ethics Committee ordered her immediately to repay.

Touchy, touchy, touchy.

And the funniest part is that Schmidt is suing Krikorian for $6.8 million, in part for calling her a "puppet," having used, of course illegal monies from the claimed "puppet masters" of Schmidt.

Read the Enquirer blog here.