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- —The nonpartisan watchdog Campaign Legal Center filed a June 2024 FEC complaint alleging White converted more than $157,000 from his 2022 U.S. House campaign committee to personal use and failed to properly report spending; itemized expenses cited included roughly $1,200 at a Miami strip club (Gold Rush Cabaret), payments at Best Buy, Guitar Center, LifeTime Fitness, limo services, retail and nightclubs. White's campaign said it reimbursed nearly $13,000 in 'non-authorized' charges. Royce Whitesource · news
- —The nonpartisan watchdog Campaign Legal Center filed a June 2024 FEC complaint alleging White converted more than $157,000 from his 2022 U.S. House campaign committee to personal use and failed to properly report spending; itemized expenses cited included roughly $1,200 at a Miami strip club (Gold Rush Cabaret), payments at Best Buy, Guitar Center, LifeTime Fitness, limo services, retail and nightclubs. White's campaign said it reimbursed nearly $13,000 in 'non-authorized' charges. Royce Whitesource · news
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