Former President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign reported paying $6,037 to a business owned by state Rep. Mark Finchem while the lawmaker pushed for the Legislature to overturn Joe Biden s victory in Arizona.
The campaign reported in its latest financial disclosure that it made a payment on Dec. 18 to “Mrk Finchem PLLC” and the address provided for the company is the lawmaker’s home. The campaign labeled the expense as “recount: legal consulting.”
Finchem, R-Oro Valley, said the payment was a reimbursement for crowd control and security costs at a meeting he convened at a downtown Phoenix hotel on Nov. 30 with the president s lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, several other Republican legislators and various people alleging wrongdoing during the election.
Black History Month: Meet the first Black Chief Deputy for the Pima County Attorneyâs Office
Tamara Mulembo is the first Black Chief Deputy in the 109-year history of the Pima County Attorneyâs Office.
First Black Chief Deputy in Pima County By Karly Tinsley | February 1, 2021 at 10:32 PM MST - Updated February 2 at 7:09 PM
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - For a young Tamara Mulembo, there was only one career path. Other options like being an astronaut, rock star, the normal goals of six year olds, simply would not cut it.
âI was really good at arguing with people, especially at the age of six. For second grade we had career day, and I dressed up as a lawyer. I had a little briefcase, and that was my outfit for career day,â said Mulembo.