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Whoops: Pro-Donald Trump super PAC publishes donor credit card numbers

Posted on October 22, 2016 by Dissent

Dave Levinthal reports:

A pro-Donald Trump super PAC needs to make its accounting practices great again — if they ever were in the first place.

Great America PAC on Thursday night erroneously published the credit card numbers and expiration dates belonging to 49 donors, a Center for Public Integrity review of its latest Federal Election Commission campaign finance disclosure discovered.

The screw-up comes one month after the super PAC, which aims to “help grow the burgeoning movement behind Donald Trump and merge the grassroots with the business community,” mistakenly revealed the personal cell phone numbers and/or email addresses of 336 of its donors.

Read more on The Center for Public Integrity.

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