Kamada's biggest donors are himself, Rob Arkley, Allison Holland and his in laws

 

Besides himself, Rob Arkley, Allison Holland, his in laws are his biggest donors.Connie Miller and George Petersen donating to Adrian Kamada was a surprise. Kamada is married to Amy Hunt.

Kamada is overwhelmingly supported by defense attorneys including former Public Defender Marek Reavis who is a codefendant in the Judge Gregory Elvine-Kreis lawsuit filed by former Deputy Public Defender Rory Kalin. A donation by attorney Mark Harris who is at the courthouse once in a blue moon. 

Other candidates are diverse and the diversity in funders makes sense. Do some of these donors know Kamada, his views, his record as an attorney, who his buddies are?

DA subpoena clerk May Johnson's letter about Kamada not understanding how the court or the DA's office operates was accurate and hilarious.

Since Lost Coast Outpost hasn't bothered to update their election funding with the 460 of of their biggest election advertiser, Adrian Kamada whose ads are plastered all over the site, I decided to post his donors and expenditures. 

It's okay, I don't mind helping. LOCO can barely keep up with those press releases and Facebook and their readers aren't cutting them slack on typos. C'mon people, typos happen when you are getting out a lot of orginal news, fast, live, timely. 

Oh snap, that's right, LOCO barely has any original content or hardly any content. 

Ever wonder how LOCO has been getting all these  County "news". I mean another  hit piece about the Auditor Controller. If they actually ever "scooped" anything other than the County regurgitated talking points about Paz Dominguez or fluff pieces on the City of Eureka, I would believe differently.

I reported on Rex's letter to the DA before the Times-Standard. LOCO just posted on it. Yet, another article about the Auditor Controller. A copy that is file stamped by the Clerk Board of Supervisors. Compare how LOCO and North Coast Journal previously covered Rex, among others, to 2020? Rex is chummy with LOCO and I predicted with NCJ's new ownership, Rex et al would change their tune and so would the coverage on Rex. 

The lawsuit against the County and Paz Dominguez made a catchy headline. Like other lawsuits against DHHS and HCSO, let's see what the end result turns out to be. LOCO does not have the guts to take on the corruption, double standard and real news in Humboldt County. If they did, they would have covered the Kailan Meserve case, the Rick Littlefield DUIS, the J.D. Grow case, the lawsuit against Judge Gregory Elvine-Kreis and many more investigative news that matters instead of ignoring the Humboldt Connected.