She registered to run, she tried to convince voters to vote for her, and she was on the ballot to vote for. That sounds like a legitimate campaign to me.
Matt needs to be more specific here, because this sounds more like an opinion based on expenditures rather than reality. Now if she had pocketed the money and then dropped out before Election Day he could convince me easily, but that didn’t happen.
How can her campaign be “fraudulent?”
She registered to run, she tried to convince voters to vote for her, and she was on the ballot to vote for. That sounds like a legitimate campaign to me.
Matt needs to be more specific here, because this sounds more like an opinion based on expenditures rather than reality. Now if she had pocketed the money and then dropped out before Election Day he could convince me easily, but that didn’t happen.