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November 21,2013 SUBJECT: Commen FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION Washington, DC 20463 MEMORANDUM TO: Tiie Commission FROM: Commission Secretary's O DATE: November 21,2013 SUBJECT: Comments on Draft AO 2013-17 (Tea Party Leadersliip Fund) Attached is a timely submitted comment received from Josh Nelson of CREDO Action. This matter is on the November 21,2013 Open Meeting Agenda. Attachment Page 1 of 1 5,530 Public Comments on AO 2013-17 (Tea Party Leadership Fund) 1M[ i Josh Nelson to: AO 11/20/2013 11:01 AM Hide Details From: Josh Nelson <jnelson(gcredoaction.com> To: [email protected], 1 Attachment S.S30 Public Comments on AO 2013-17 (Tea Party Leadership Fiind).pdf To whom rt may concern; I am writing to deliver public comments on AO 2013-17 (Tea Party Leadership Fund) on behalf of CREDO Action member Karoll Kuns and 5,530 other activists who have submitted comments with the following text: "Deny the Tea Party Leadership Fund's request to evade normal FEC reporting and disclosure requirements." These 5,530 Americans want you to hold the Tea Party Leadership Fund fully accountable to all FEC reporting and disclosure requirements without any exemptions. The fuli list of public commenters is attached to this email. If you have any questions about these signatures, please don't hesitate to contact me through the information provided below. Please let me know when a decision has been made on this matter. Sincerely, l\/lurshed Zaheed Deputy Political Director, CREDO Action 415-369-2000 file://C:\Users\swoodhead\AppData\Local\Temp\notesFCBCEE\~web0783.htm 11/20/2013 To: Federal Election Commission Deny the Tea Party Leadership Fund's request to evade normal FEC reporting and disclosure requirements. Signed by 5,530 people: Name Postcode Address Karoll Kuns 93010 386 Jalisco Court Carol Dahlberg 57106 3700 8. Westport Ave. #2322 Devin Rambo 01915 12 Fayette Street John Roe 19403 312 Burnside Avenue Daniel Cox 94115 2235 Jackson St #3 Kay Lenhart 60134 0N017 Fori^es Drive Linda Murphy 33612 11311 N. 22nd St. bob janz 60051 802 plum Cara Taylor 46256 9416 Ridgecreek Court Kevin Flanagan 27616 Raleigh, NC Evelyn Wolke 20109 10192 Winchester Ct. Consuelo Astete 85283 6406 S La Corta Dr. Susan Hartman 85260 9147 E Captain Dreyfus Ave Lee Russell 98251 301 1st ave. w. 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