Fred Karger: NOM Hid Donation From Mitt Romney
BY Michelle Garcia
April 17 2012 4:52 PM ET
Activist Fred Karger has filed a complaint against the National Organization for Marriage for failing to report a $10,000 donation from Mitt Romney's presidential campaign to the state of California.
Karger, who is openly gay and running against Romney for the Republican presidential nomination, filed the complaint Friday with California’s Fair Political Practices Commission.
The antigay organization received a donation from Romney on October 14, 2008, weeks before California voters approved Proposition 8, rescinding marriage rights for same-sex couples. The donation was revealed after NOM's documents were unsealed, thanks to Karger's separate complaint concerning NOM's campaign against marriage equality in Maine in 2009.
"Mitt Romney and NOM appear to have gone to a lot of trouble to hide his contribution," Karger said in a statement. "I am sure that Romney’s $10K was never meant to never see the light of day."
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