Coffman Swot Analysis

Representative Mike Coffman – Third Party Candidate Rep. Mike Coffman is being blamed for violating House ethic rules for giving the National Republican Congressional Committee with his administrative motivation — including budgetary plans and spending plans — in return for cash and additional regard to his race in the sixth Congressional District. The American Democracy Legal Fund (ADLF), the group that filed the complaint with the U.S, House of Representatives Office of Congressional Ethics. The ADLF also wants Rep Coffman and 22 other Republicans to tested for using political resources for campaigning.
The full letter to the committee is below:
The Honorable David Skaggs
Co-Chairman
Office of Congressional Ethics
U.S. House of Representatives
425 3rd Street, SW, Suite 1110
Washington, DC 20024
Re: Complaint against Representatives Stephen Knight, Barbara Comstock, Rodney Davis, Jeff Denham, Dan Benishek, Tim Walberg, Martha McSally,
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