The State Ethics Commission has rejected the complaint filed against Casey Cagle, apparently because the alleged events happened more than five years ago.
Like Michael Parker was quoted in the Times, "Honesty has no expiration date."
So, Mr. Lt. Governor, why are you Senatorial financial disclosures such a mess? Why are the dates wrong? Why didn't you disclose your fiduciary position with Strateia Group of Atlanta, Inc. when you were so proud of the job? I mean, really, Dude. You bragged about the job to the FDIC and potential investors in your 'bank.'
Why didn't you tell voters you were a major business consultant in Atlanta?
Maybe you should be explaining to every citizen, not just voters, why this corporation was dissolved by the Secretary of State in 2002 for 'administrative procedure?'
Did this corporation ever exist? Did you ever file a tax return for it? How much of the ONE MILLION SHARES OF STOCK did you own? Did you even issue one share of the stock?
The Ethics Commission might think 'bad behavior' has a limited shelf life, but honesty never expires.
Come clean now Lowell S. 'Casey' Cagle. You're running for Governor.
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