California Democratic Representative Maxine Waters is in hot water after it was revealed that she paid her daughter more than $80,000 in campaign funds during the last fiscal year, which ended on September 30.
According to financial disclosure records reviewed by DailyMail.com, the House Financial Services Committee chairwoman paid her daughter, Karen Waters, $81,650 in campaign funds.
The total was paid in 12 installments from October 23, 2020 through June 17, 2021.
More than $212,600 in payments were broken down into 26 entries, such as 'slate mailer management' fees, and 'GOTV' - the acronym for a campaign's 'get out the vote' efforts.
It was previously reported by FOX News that Waters paid Karen $74,000 for this year so far, up until September.
The revelation comes 17 years after the Los Angeles Times first revealed that Waters paid her family over $1 million for their campaign efforts, and now the Democratic representative is facing renewed calls of nepotism.
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All that and "Social Services" too! Only in America!
Lynn Bryant DeSpain
The entire Govco is corrupt beyond belief. The result of throwing God out, the v rule of law out, the Constitution and the Declaration. Nothing left but Manmade garbage theology of Marxism, atheism, humanism and idolotry.
Amen... let the clergy carry this message loud and clear... let the wicked be warned and the corrupt repent... for God is not mocked, He shall have His enemies in derision and the wicked shall fall to His Right Hand...
Conservatives are to laid back and complaicent. If we could rattle the cages and bring lawsuits mabe something would happen.
17yrs of nepotism and now we think that something will be done... this is nothing but a diversion from the real news and questions about the rigged supply chain crisis and 3.5 Trillion Dollar Social Spending Bill... among other more pressing issues. Nothing will be one to her or her family.. the system is rigged and she could care less if the public is reminded of her lawlessness. She wares her lawlessness as a badge of honor.
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