As Attorney General Tom Horne waits to see if any agencies are going to investigate complaints that his AG's office and staff are pulling inappropriate double duty on his re-election campaign, he will be pleased to know that former employee/volunteer and current complainant Sarah Beattie has landed on her feet and is now performing consulting work for an Arizona political action committee.
This week, Horne accused the 26-year old Beattie of spying on him on behalf of his political opponents. Beattie's fundraising work on behalf of the House Victory PAC - formerly chaired by Rep. Justin Olson (R-LD25) and currently chaired by ex-Rep. Warde Nichols, with former Sen. Jeff Hill as Treasurer - is sure to raise Horne's eyebrows.
The House Victory PAC had previously (February through April) collected $27,000 from several lobbyists and PACs. On May 21, it disbursed $1,345.40 to Beattie - listing her as a self-employed consultant who performed "fundraising".
There are no obvious connections between the House Victory PAC and Horne's primary opponent (Mark Brnovich) or other Republicans opposing Horne's re-election. Arizona's Politics calls to Nichols have not been returned, but we will update this article once more information is received.
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