Letter of Correction to Editor, Jewplin Glob

http://www.joplinglobe.com/archives...?story_id=66674
August 11, 2004

Campaign donations

The following are the top itemized single contributions for selected cities in Jasper and Newton counties in the 2004 election cycle, which began immediately after the November 2002 election. Many of these donors also made other smaller contributions.

Carl Junction:

Freda Blevins, $1,000 to the Republican National Committee.

Carthage:

William C. Putnam Jr., $5,000 to the 7th District Congressional Republican Committee.

Diamond:

Glenn Brown, $2,000 to President Bush.

Granby:

Martin Lindstedt, $200 to the Missouri Republican State Committee.

Joplin:

David Humphreys, $15,000 to the Republican National Senatorial Committee.

Neosho:

Rudolph Farber, $10,000 to the Missouri Republican State Committee.

Sarcoxie:

Kitty Baird, $300 to the Republican National Congressional Committee.

Webb City:

W.H. Perry, $1,000 to U.S. Rep. Roy Blunt.

Source: Center for Responsive Politics

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Letter of Correction to Editor, Jewplin Glob

. . . . Wednesday's Jewplin Glob had a listing of top area campaign contributors to the various PACS of the Republican Party. The source was 'Center for Responsible Politics.' It claimed that Martin Lindstedt of Granby Missouri had donated $200 to the Republican State Committee.

. . . . I'm the same Martin 'Mad Dog' Lindstedt who is suing Matt 'Runt' Blunt in federal district court for denying me my nickname and refusing to allow publication of my web page on the official Candidates Listing. And I just filed another complaint to the Missouri 'Ethics' Commission for RuntBlunt's spending $48,000 of taxpayer money on the 'get out the vote' federal program on jewspaper ads with his name and face on it for the primary [s]election.

. . . . So am I off my feed? Is there a Klan equivalent to the homosexual activist Log Cabin Republicans? No to both. The $200 check I paid to the Republican State Committee was for my filing fee to run for governor. In Missouri, a candidate for a primary election has to pay the political party to have his name on the party ballot. I'd rather chew off a testicle than give these corrupt clowns a penny voluntarily. They don't like me either, but must accept my filing fee.

. . . . In fact, I sued the Missouri Libertarian Party in federal district court in 1996, because they refused to refund my $200 filing fee as an indigent. The case, Lindstedt v. Missouri Libertarian Party, 160 F3d 1197-1199, undid in the 8th U.S. Circuit the 1974 Lubin v. Panish Supreme Court decision which allowed poor candidates to run for public office.

Martin 'Mad Dog' Lindstedt
Republican Candidate for Governor of Missouri
Granby, Missouri

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