This week has really gotten off to a rocky start for some Republican Party officials.
Dan DeWitt, of the Hernando Times, wrote a feature article about Hernando County Republican Executive Committee's chairman, Blaise Ingoglia. His story was titled "Blaise Ingoglia used deceptive sales tactics, burned real estate investors say." If you haven't read it, here is the link:
The cast of characters in DeWitt's article included Ingoglia, Rep. Robert Schenck, and Art and Ana Trinque. As you may recall, Ana Trinque is the former chairwoman of the HCREC. Her and her husband are still precinct committee members with the REC. The Novo Group mentioned in the article is owned by Rep. Schenck and employees the Trinques.
William Kingeter, another employee of the Novo Group, will be facing charges before the Florida Elections Commission on Wednesday, August 19 at 10 a.m. Kingeter is a candidate for Hernando County Commission, district 2 race for the 2010 Republican Primary. He was served with a Notice Of Probable Cause by the election's commission for possible violations of the Florida Elections Code.
A rocky start to the beginning of a bumpy week for some Republicans...
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