MAUI [county council] <—— DON COUCH:
Under-The-Table BRIBES ($) Out Of State
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DON COUCH WANTS MASSIVE NEW BUILDING PROJECTS
IN KIHEI, MAUI \ Another Venice California Cesspool Future . . .
DON COUCH:
OBLITERATING EXISTING HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS ON BUILDINGS.
DON COUCH WANTS HIGH RISE BUILDINGS TO FOLLOW.
YOU EVIL MOTHER FUKER
DON COUCH
? WHAT IS MAUI COUNTY COUNCIL MEMBER DON COUCH
DOING IN SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, 70 WEST HEDDING STREET,
SANTA CLARA COUNTY ?
WHY WAS HE BROADCASTING FROM SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA ?
ONLY ONE ANSWER:
Don Couch Is Lining-His-Pockets With
Out-Of-State Bribes \ Donations
In Order To Transform Hawaii Into Another
Disgusting Over-Built California.
SAN JOSE: Centre Of The Infamous Fiasco New City
Hall (county) Megalith Building,
Exceeding All Heights And Boondoggle
Aggressive Arrogance, Betraying Itself
As Utter Corruption . . .
DON COUCH (San Jose, Calif.)
I SUSPECT THAT DON COUCH IS TAKING MONEY UNDER
THE TABLE, I ALSO SUGGEST AND URGE THAT A FULL INVESTIGATIONS
OF HIS ACTIVITIES IN CALIFORNIA BE DONE !
HIS FUND RAISING FACTS BELOW (web link)
SAME SATAN CITY SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA
SAME SATAN SANTA CLARA COUNTY:
Sunnyvale, California
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Toys 'Я' Us:
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DON COUCH IS A PAID BRIBED EVIL MOTHER FUKER STOOGE
OF CORRUPT EVIL ENGLISH CONGENITAL BASTARD GENES.
DON COUCH BRIBED JUDAS (facts below)
COUNCIL MEMBER:
CRACKER COUCH CHESS WANKER
http://chess-db.com/public/pinfo.jsp?id=3012431245
COUCH SURNAME:
The story of an influential Cornish family
was reduced to a tale of cads, illegitimacy
and childhood loss in the recent BBC programme
'Who Do You Think You Are' in which celebrities
trace back their family roots
GOD DAMN EVIL ENGLISHMAN !
COUCH
From the Middle English word 'couche',
meaning 'bed' (a derivative of 'coucher',
meaning to lay down, from the Latin word 'collocare', meaning 'to place')
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http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2009/Feb/16/br/hawaii90216046.html
Complaint lodged over Maui County Council race
By Ilima Loomis
The Maui News
A Pukalani resident has filed a Campaign Spending Commission complaint
against unsuccessful County Council candidate Don Couch alleging he exceeded
limits for out-of-state contributions, The Maui News reported today.
Executive Director Barbara Wong said the commission is investigating the
complaint filed Jan. 28 by Sean Lester.
No more than 20 percent of the money a candidate receives in each campaign
spending reporting period can come from nonresidents, according to state
law. Lester claims Couch exceeded the limit, while Couch's spending reports
indicate he did not. The disagreement appears to stem from a dispute over
which donors were truly nonresidents.
Lester's complaint claims Couch received 29.9 percent of his money from
nonresidents for the final election period of Oct. 21 to Nov. 4, and 51
percent nonresident donations in his late contribution report filed Nov. 3.
"It's not over by a little bit; it's over by a lot," he said.
He was concerned the bulk of Couch's nonresident donations were reported in
his last two filings. Couch met deadlines of Dec. 4 and Feb. 2 to file the
reports, and Lester noted that was too late for voters to see the
information before the Nov. 4 election.
According to Couch's campaign spending reports, he did not exceed the 20
percent limit for any of the periods.
Couch reported:
* 17.7 percent nonresident donations for Jan. 1 to June 30 ($1,600 out of
$9,020).
* No nonresident donations for July 1 to Sept. 5 (zero out of $13,462).
* No report on donors for the Sept. 6 to 21 period ($1,650 received.
Candidates may file a short form, without a list of donors, if they collect
less than $2,000.).
* 11.3 percent nonresident donations for Sept. 22 to Oct. 20 ($2,000 out of
$17,660).
* 19.5 percent nonresident donations for Oct. 21 to Nov. 4 ($8,600 out of
$44,021).
* 19.7 percent nonresident donations for Nov. 5 to Dec. 31 ($3,000 out of
$15,217).
Couch stood by his reports and said the Campaign Spending Commission's
online reporting system warns candidates if their reported donations exceed
the limit.
"We've always complied with the Campaign Spending Commission," Couch said
last week. "This was news to us, and we're working with the commission as we
speak."
Wong said the commission was waiting to receive Couch's response to the
complaint, and would later schedule it for discussion at an upcoming
commission meeting.
Couch narrowly lost Nov. 4 to returning Council Member Wayne Nishiki in the
race for the council's South Maui residency seat, getting 40.9 percent of
the vote to Nishiki's 44.8 percent.
Couch outspent Nishiki by a wide margin, spending $87,558 on the race, to
Nishiki's $3,181.
Nishiki made Couch's financing one of his campaign issues, frequently
calling attention to the donations Couch received from businesses and
developers.
After the election, Nishiki's own finances became an issue when it was
revealed that he had taken a $100,000 personal loan from development firm
Dowling Co. in 2005. The loan is being reviewed by the county Board of
Ethics.
On Campaign Spending Commission reports, candidates check a box to indicate
which of their donors are nonresidents.
Lester said his complaint was based on counting the donations from all
donors who listed addresses outside of Hawaii, even those who Couch did not
mark as "nonresidents."
"If it says California on the listing, that's a nonresident," he said.
But Couch said some of his donors were people who are registered to vote in
Hawaii, but who live on the Mainland part time. Those people may have listed
a Mainland address on the report, but they are Hawaii residents and voters,
he said.
For example, donor Stephen Goodfellow listed a Washington state address.
However, state elections records indicate Goodfellow is registered to vote
in Hawaii, making him a resident.
Spending commission chief Wong confirmed that just because a donor lists an
address outside of Hawaii, it doesn't necessarily mean the person is a
nonresident.
To decide whether a donor is a nonresident, the commission uses the state's
rules for determining residency for voting purposes, Wong said. Criteria
include establishing that Hawaii is the person's primary residence, and that
the person does not vote in another state.
Couch stood by his reports and said that, to the best of his knowledge, he
did not exceed the 20 percent nonresident limit. He said Lester's complaint
was filed to distract people from Nishiki's ethics controversy; Lester is a
supporter of Nishiki.
"This is one of those things Mr. Lester is doing to divert attention from
the real issue," he said.
But Lester said the amount of out-of-state money used to finance Couch's
campaign remains a concern, because it reflects attempts by outsiders to
influence a local election.
"It was a close election, and I believe that was one of the reasons, the
large amount of funds from out of state," he said.
* Ilima Loomis can be reached at
iloomis@mauinews.com.
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