From the liberal Center for Public Integrity, about the conservative Republican businessman's super PAC: "Cain Connections PAC, a super PAC led by former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain and administered by his cigarette-smoking right hand man Mark Block, finds itself struggling to stay solvent. And relevant. For one, the super PAC took in just $640 in contributions between Nov. 27 and Dec. 31, new federal filings show. That's a pittance compared to the more than $1.24 million it
collected from people and political committees during the rest of 2012."
More: "Most of the money Cain Connections PAC generated in late 2012 — $19,294 — came from renting lists
of information on its supporters to a pair of Virginia-based political
fundraising firms, its latest federal disclosure indicates. Meanwhile, the super PAC's minimal expenditures aren't going toward political advocacy at all but to bankroll its own internal operations."
Herman Cain's Super PAC Ain't So Super
