Okay, here’s some more numbers that will astound you:
David Brennan founded White Hat Management Company in 1998. The company is a charter school management group with approximately 30 schools, mostly in Ohio, including an online charter and numerous “dropout recovery” schools (http://www.whitehatmgmt.com).
David Brennan’s campaign donations over the years:
2003: $86,500.00
2004: $82,000.00
2005: $338,000.00
2006: $654,500.00
2007: $690,490.00
2008: $555,170.00
2009: $306,155.00
2010: $278,036.12
2011: $10,000.00
2012: $10,000.00
And if those figures don’t make you question his annual income from the public through management of charter schools, his wife, Ann, also contributes to campaigns:
2003: $58,700.00
2004: $83,500.00
2005: $55,300.00
2006: $198,850.00
2007: $47,150.00
2008: $103,225.00
2009: $192,185.00
2010: $118,910.56
2011: $250.00
2012: $10,250.00
As a couple, their combined donations are as follows:
2003: $145,200.00
2004: $165,500.00
2005: $393,300.00
2006: $853,350.00
2007: $737,640.00
2008: $658,395.00
2009: $498,340.00
2010: $396,946.68
2011: $10,250.00
2012: $20,250.00
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And speaking of campaign contributions, take a look at these figures accumulated by CASILIPS:
http://turkishinvitations.weebly.com/investing-in-us-politicians.html
http://turkishinvitations.weebly.com/winning-over-texas-politicians.html
Have you posted the campaign donations made by the NEA?
I don’t know how reliable these numbers are, but here is something reported as a state by state breakdown for 2006: http://educationnext.org/files/UnionSpendingTable.pdf
To whom were these contributions made?
I have no idea. The education next contributions cite The National Institute on Money in State Politics and the Digest of Education Statistics: 2008, but I don’t know anything about the reliability of the source. The numbers for David Brennan are “reported by a reader”, so I am at a loss to evaluate how credible they might be.
So, this is simply limited information of unknown accuracy.
Yup. There is a lot of that around here.