Facebook Group Questions SC Attorney General’s Office
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Fits – you might wanna fact check. Mac was not at Haynesworth Sinkler Boyd dating back to 2006 when that firm received a chunk of that money shown on the spreadsheet, He’s an associate, meaning not been there long enough to make partner. That firm is well known for its bond practice in the state and pretty sure Mac McQuilin (sp?) had nothing to do with his firm getting bond work from the school district He’s good, not that good.
Fits – you might wanna fact check. Mac was not at Haynesworth Sinkler Boyd dating back to 2006 when that firm received a chunk of that money shown on the spreadsheet, He’s an associate, meaning not been there long enough to make partner. That firm is well known for its bond practice in the state and pretty sure Mac McQuilin (sp?) had nothing to do with his firm getting bond work from the school district He’s good, not that good.
Just checked, he graduated law school in 2009 per his bio on the firm’s website. So even if he has been at that firm since, he certainly had nothing to do with the firm getting legal fees from the school district dating back “last ten years”. Which really means the firm had an ongoing relationship with the school district which continued past 2009.
$275k to defend employee criminal acts. I guess the coach down the road that was canned for smashing a watermelon just needs to try a little harder next time.
Hmmm, the AG sent a similar letter to Curtis Loftis after Curtis requested the AG allow him to use “public use of funds for private defense” against the ethics violations issued against Curtis. FOIA it.
Josh has worked tirelessly to expose this corrupt school district (one of several across the state) and, if he is supporting Mac, that’s a good thing for taxpayers and parents who want their tax dollars spent where it matters most. If I could vote there, he’d have mine. AG’s office has had their hands full… glad to see they are back on the case.
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LOL……from “alleged” to “interesting”…..
An AG opinion really means nothing, right? It’s just an opinion.
Fits – you might wanna fact check. Mac was not at Haynesworth Sinkler Boyd dating back to 2006 when that firm received a chunk of that money shown on the spreadsheet, He’s an associate, meaning not been there long enough to make partner. That firm is well known for its bond practice in the state and pretty sure Mac McQuilin (sp?) had nothing to do with his firm getting bond work from the school district He’s good, not that good.
Fits – you might wanna fact check. Mac was not at Haynesworth Sinkler Boyd dating back to 2006 when that firm received a chunk of that money shown on the spreadsheet, He’s an associate, meaning not been there long enough to make partner. That firm is well known for its bond practice in the state and pretty sure Mac McQuilin (sp?) had nothing to do with his firm getting bond work from the school district He’s good, not that good.
Just checked, he graduated law school in 2009 per his bio on the firm’s website. So even if he has been at that firm since, he certainly had nothing to do with the firm getting legal fees from the school district dating back “last ten years”. Which really means the firm had an ongoing relationship with the school district which continued past 2009.
$275k to defend employee criminal acts. I guess the coach down the road that was canned for smashing a watermelon just needs to try a little harder next time.
Hmmm, the AG sent a similar letter to Curtis Loftis after Curtis requested the AG allow him to use “public use of funds for private defense” against the ethics violations issued against Curtis. FOIA it.
Josh has worked tirelessly to expose this corrupt school district (one of several across the state) and, if he is supporting Mac, that’s a good thing for taxpayers and parents who want their tax dollars spent where it matters most. If I could vote there, he’d have mine. AG’s office has had their hands full… glad to see they are back on the case.
Cant follow this. Lost the plot.