Sunday, August 18, 2019

California Senator Scott Wilk faces Senate Disqualification

CA Senator Wilk faces Senate Disqualification


By Moffatt Media-Palmdale California
Gail Fry, Columnist 

Prior to the 2016 Primary and General Elections, on May 31, 2016, Star Moffatt, a concerned taxpayer, filed a civil lawsuit against Scott Wilk Assemblyman, to disqualify Wilk as a (2016) California Senate Candidate. 
On August 9, 2019, was the most recent court document filed by Moffatt, entitled: "Request Court Correct Docket, Case Type and URL Link due to Court’s Open Border Website.” 

The law suit was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles - Case#LAM16K06818.

Reflecting back to when Moffatt filed her case against Wilk, Wilk was a California Assemblyman representing the 38thAssembly District when he pulled and submitted his nomination papers to run for the 21st Senate District seat. 

Moffatt alleges California Assemblyman Wilk was ineligible to run for another political seat based on his ownership interest in and position as a vice president of Anchor Consulting, LLC., a Delaware limited liability company, a company registered as a lobbyist. 

California law prohibits registered lobbyists from running for political office until they serve a one-year cooling off period, in order to prevent a lobbyist’s ability to influence legislative actions.

Moffatt alleges Wilk’s conduct constitutes a violation of California Government Code Section 87406 one-year cooling off period law, California Constitution Article IV, Section 4(a) and in violating these laws by concealing the fact that he is a federal lobbyist, Wilk disenfranchised (2016) Voters and close to 1 million public members in Senate District 21 (SD 21). 

“Since I filed the civil law suit complaint in 2016, I discovered lobbying activity conducted by Wilk at the federal level to benefit favored state community members and non-profit corporations in the 21st Senate District.” Moffatt reported explaining, “As a result Wilk circumvented the laws and has been able to use his lobbying activity to influence voters in his district ensuring a voter block for his (2020) re-election.” 

“It’s as if I am watching a movie where a corrupt politician conceals facts making him ineligible to run for office from voters, public members and legal authorities.”Moffatt observed puzzling, “Yet this really happened, Wilk was able to get on the ballot, win the 2016 election and is now secretly wielding his illegal power for personal gain to the detriment of 2020 voters, SD 21 public community members and our golden state."

“Wilk concealed the truth from the voters and intentionally caused an irregular Certification of California Senate District 21 Seat for both the (2016) Primary and General Elections.”Moffatt concluded, “Now sunshine and transparency of the facts is allowing Wilk to be held accountable to the Court, GOD and We the Taxpayers.” 

Moffatt Media requested comment from California Senator Scott Wilk’s counsel team receiving no response. 

 
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