The company, Spider Data Services, asked for its final payment of $500,000 in 2013. But the Senate refused to pay, and instead questioned the no-bid contract to build the website that had been awarded by former Senate President Mike Haridopolos.
Once again, Haridopolos is the center of attention for all the wrong reasons. He’s having a seat in Congress gifted to him by its retiring occupant. But democracy may intervene and mess up this cozy backroom deal.
Senate President Mike Haridopolos has used his procedural powers to kill a commonsense effort to impose a modicum of ethical standards on state legislators who can't recognize a conflict of interest when they see one.
Articles detailing Mike Haridopolos's deep roots in governmental corruption are plentiful and biblical in proportion. One of great concern was written in May 2024 by The Capitolist which was titled 'Haridoloplos Looks to Leverage State-Level Successes During His Congresssional Run'. For everyone's sake I hope not.
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