ALERT: ROVEs American CrossRoads & FIRED Consultant's SPROULs Strategic Alliance-Share SAME Address!

[kpete]

ALERT: Roves American CrossRoads & FIRED Consultant's SPROUL'S Strategic Alliance Share The SAME Address

45 North Hills Drive
Suite 100
Warrenton, VA 20186

THIS CONNECTS Nathan Sproul and Strategic Allied Consulting to the Ed Gillespie and Karl Rove "American Crossroads" 527.

Looks like Karl Rove has a hand in running (and funding) Nathan Sproul's black ops this election year. Much like Rove has done since 2000.

From A DOCUMENT DUMP IN FLORIDA:
http://forms.irs.gov/politicalOrgsSearch/search/Print.action?formId=50983&formType=E71
http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/the-buzz-florida-politics/sites/tampabay.com.blogs.the-buzz-florida-politics/files/elections_fraud_complaint_strategic_allied_consultants1.pdf



UPDATE:
The Googles says that address is a law office:
http://www.hvjlaw.com/contact/
HoltzmanVogelJosefiak PLLC provides counseling and compliance services to individuals, corporations, non-profit organizations, trade associations, PACs, Super PACs and candidates who are engaged in influencing the public policy arena in Washington and across the nation.

UPDATE II:
Jill Holtzman Vogel (born July 6, 1970, in Roanoke, Virginia) is an American politician. A Republican, she was elected to the Senate of Virginia in 2007. She currently represents the 27th district in the northern part of the state, consisting of Clarke and Frederick Counties, the city of Winchester, and parts of Fauquier and Loudoun Counties.[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jill_Holtzman_Vogel

[lonestarnot]

1. What did you expect? Cheaters to just give up?

[Coyotl]

16. Sprouling Central?

Sprouling, new verb
The transitive verb "to sproul" refers to obtaining and then destroying the voter registrations of political opponents. The neologism is also used as a general term for any illegal action to suppress opposition voter registration.

[BlueToTheBone]

2. Do we get to arrest the bastard now?

He is so overdue for his perp walk. Thanks for the post. Somehow I knew this was the truth.

Calling Eric Holder! Okay, ANYONE in the Justice Department who will take this on!

[randome]

3. Don't see anything illegal in that but it sure as hell doesn't LOOK good, does it?

[arthritisR_US]

32. They are driving the get away car but they

are not doing anything illegal, ok.

[barbtries]

4. not at all surprised.

they must be breaking laws right and left. can somebody please investigate and prosecute these anti american anti democracy motherfuckers?!

[Octafish]

5. Rove belongs in jail, not Don Siegelman.

Shows who really runs America.

[OldDem2012]

6. What are the chances we'll see this in the MSM? Slim and none? nt.

[malaise]

7. Holy Ffacting Shite!

This is huge

[Mc Mike]

8. If we can't get Rove tried and convicted,

can we at least get him deported to, say, Guatemala?

[femrap]

21. How about

Guantanamo instead? Or Siberia.

[Mc Mike]

52. I'm not picky.

I second the motion for Gitmo.

[bluedigger]

9. It's a conspiracy to overthrow the Republic.

And nobody cares.

[freshwest]

48. Everyone who thinks 'business will go on as usual' are in denial.

[Scuba]

10. Gee, no one could have predicted that.

[Indpndnt]

36. Well, I know I'm shocked.

As in, not at all.

[dchill]

45. Anyone got any smelling salts?

[Berlum]

11. Sleazeball illegal Republican skullduggery

as usual.

Why do Republicans hate American democracy?

[maindawg]

14. because they have been marginalized

They are minority. They have to cheat,lie ,steal or they are irrelevant. They are criminals.The justice department will take action after the election unless they are successful in which case....

And this why good people wish to leave this country for the one up north. But if this country falls again to the despots, the one up north is next .....,

[Baitball Blogger]

12. Is there any question that there is a covert dirty tricks campaign going on?

With the Florida Republican voter registrations frauds combined with polls that cannot possibly be happening?

[grasswire]

42. civil rights violation, isn't it?

As well as a violation of the voting rights act?

[SJMULE]

13. It doesn't get any more blatant

"democracy" at the barrel of a gun in the middle east.... while sabotaging real democracy at home. I think that is Chapter 1 of the GOP playbook.

[LynneSin]

15. Nathan Sproul thinks he's doing 'God's Work'

And that it's some divine mission for him to do whatever it takes to get the GOP to win even if it's doing ungodly things like lying and cheating.

[AgingAmerican]

20. That is the really scary part

The republicans believe their nationalism, greed, lack of compassion and talking points come directly from god. The republican party is a religious cult where money has replaced Jesus Christ as the main object of adulation. God help us if these weirdos win.

[femrap]

23. +1,000!!! nt

[defacto7]

34. Beyond a shadow of a doubt

in my mind, this is true.

[chuckstevens]

17. Nothing to See Hear!

Someone could produce an authentic video of Rove killing babies with his bare hands and I'm sure that the Republicans would obstruct any effort to bring this treasonous fuck to justice. Oh wait, I guess that would make the entire Republican House and Senate treasonous fucks as well!

If I had millions of dollars, I would literally give it all away, if it would make just one person turn over the goods on this sociopathic, scumbag!

Oh yeah, one more thing.... Patrick Fitzgerald: Fuck you; for being such a coward, for not nailing this guy when you had the chance!

[lonestarnot]

22. May want to check your use of

hear. Just say'n.

[Wednesdays]

44. And on a similar note

It's "Hear, hear!" and not "Here, here!" as I read quite often.

[druidity33]

53. I always thought

it was "Hear Here!". As in, listen up!

[femrap]

24. Fitzgerald

is one of 'them.' I hope Karma bites his ass so hard.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

18. Good catch!

[Raine1967]

19. Someone needs to find out if they share the same office at the address.

A lot of State reps share offices here in Virginia. It would not be uncommon for Ms. Vogel to use her law firm as a political office.

Jill Vogel is, BTW, the sponsor of out transvaginal Probe bill. She's a uber 'bagger.

Excellent find, and I will do more research on this if you don't mind.

[kpete]

25. please do

peace, kp

[tpsbmam]

55. The dumped documents both say "suite 100." nt

[orpupilofnature57]

26. This is what happens when terrorists are left

un-imprisoned.

[skydive forever]

27. Cmon now, everyone knows

IOKIYAR

[mfcorey1]

28. BUSTED!!!!!!!

[notadmblnd]

29. If there's an election to be stolen KKKarl Rove has his hands in it.

[AllyCat]

30. These crooks have crowded my always Dem mailbox this week with stuff

for the recycling bin. How can I stop them? How can we send them to jail?

[Livluvgrow]

31. 2 things

Greed is their driver not god. They just pick the most gullible and easily duped for support. Secondly do you really think the justice department will do a damn thing about any of this. Paint me a cynic but I dont see them going after it.

[benld74]

33. Elder Bush GAVE Rove his start back in '88, ad I

wouldn't be the least suprised if he still backs him to this day in one method or another.

[glinda]

35. it is very obvious Rove should be arrested

[bvar22]

37. I'm sure Attorney General Eric Holder will get right on this....

...just as soon as he finishes keeping America SAFE from the Medicinal Pot Smokers.

Priorities, people!




You will know them by their WORKS,
not by their rhetoric, promises, or excuses.
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[lovuian]

38. Rove is like a addicted gambler

he can't stop cheating

[colbertforpresident]

39. Karl Rove is involved?

I'm shocked I tell ya! Just shocked! What in the name of Mike Connell is going on here!

[Lifelong Protester]

40. I'd like it if they would quit

robo-calling me in WI. A bunch of mularkey, that is for sure.

[Lugnut]

41. K&R n/t

[sevenseas]

43. Karl Rove is a fat bastard.

[calimary]

46. ANYTHING involving black ops has kkkarl rove's hand in it. That's his style.

Guaranteed. That's his thing. He learned it at lee atwater's knee. Whatever was dirty play, he was into it. And he made it pay off for the vermin he worked for, to get them elected.

[TrollBuster9090]

47. Interesting. Did you email this info to Shultz and Maddow?

I'm wondering: if there is a connection, will it jeopardize American Crossroads' tax exempt status as a 'charity,' and thus force Rove to disclose his donors' identities.

[emulatorloo]

49. Agreed. Maddow/staff would be awesome on this

Would be a fascinating investigation.

[Blue Owl]

50. When will the turd stop blossoming?

Who else is sick of that shitsack fucking with our democracy?

[SunSeeker]

51. Traitorous criminals. They should all be in jail.

The fact that Rove is a free man just pisses me off to no end.

[Botany]

54. Bush Cheney 04 paid Sproul 10 million $s and another million for his help ...

.... in Ohio post election w/ the recount. The republicans and Rove knew exactly
who and what they were getting in hiring Sproul & Co. and whatever name they are
going under now.

[Raine1967]

56. KICK with some extra information:

Thank to kpete and a few others here in this thread and elsewhere, It appears to me that this law firm is the heart of all voter disenfranchisement, as well as the *election* of Dubya and citizens united. One of their partners represents AFP. They DO share the same suite at that address, basically -- its seems like it's the same office.

American Crossroads, Strategic Allied Consulting, Americans for Prosperity -- all represented in the same suite.

However, the office in question also contains her law firm, one that is involved with navigating Super PAC rules and regulations, and in this case, it appears that somehow Mr. Sproul and his former firm Strategic Alliance are connected.

One could assume that Ms. Vogel and her firm were aware of this request. Particularly Ms. Vogel:

Jill Holtzman Vogel, Managing Partner Jill Holtzman Vogel specializes in ethics, campaign finance and tax exempt organizations. In addition to managing the firm, in February 2004, she was named Chief Counsel of the Republican National Committee. As counsel, she led the national party’s legal effort during the 2004 Presidential election. Prior to founding the practice, she served as Deputy Counsel at the Department of Energy, overseeing the transition and working with the White House, Energy Secretary Abraham, and other Federal Agencies to implement Energy initiatives. She previously served as Deputy Counsel at the Republican National Committee. During November and December of 2000, she was counsel in the Florida Presidential Recount, acting on behalf of the Bush-Cheney campaign in West Palm Beach and in Osceola County. She also served as staff counsel for the 1996 Republican National Convention in San Diego, California.

Jason Torchinsky is another partner at the firm.

In addition to his practice counseling clients on compliance with campaign finance, ethics laws, lobbying disclosure and election laws, Jason has served as lead counsel in a number of litigation matters. Representative matters in the redistricting area include Louisiana House of Representatives v. Holder (D.D.C.) (Section 5 pre-clearance action), City of Sandy Springs v. Holder (D.D.C.) (Section 5 bailout action), and Fletcher v. Lamone (D. Md.) (challenging Maryland’s Congressional Districting map). In the campaign finance context, he is currently representing clients in Alliance for America’s Future v. State (Nevada Supreme Court) and Van Hollen v. Federal Election Commission (D.D.C.) (Representing intervenor defendants). Jason has also represented Virginia candidates in recounts and voter registration challenges before various Virginia Circuit Courts.

Jason frequently lectures on campaign finance redistricting and ethics related subjects and provides commentary to the media on election related matters.

You know who else he represents? The Koch Brother funded Americans For Prosperity. "Torchinsky is a law partner at Holtzman Vogel PLLC. His fellow law partner at the firm is Tom Josefiak, a former Federal Elections Commission Chairman who was one of a group filing an Amicus in the Citizens United case."

Mr. Sproul is just the tip of an Iceberg that exists at 45 North Hill Drive, Suite 100, Warrenton, VA.

The entire post is here, and so are all the links. I have sent this info to Brad Friedman of BradBlog via Twitter. Sproul is a nasty guy, yes, but this law firm may be the very epicenter of GOP shenanigans.

(eta who I am trying to contact wrt to this)