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Let’s continue to draw the connective tissue. PL Blake, a consultant promised a revenue stream of $50,000,000 via payments from Scruggs directly (in the form of a loan) and through Langston’s Firm on Big Tobacco (according to Scruggs’ own testimony in the Luckey fee dispute case), pled no contest to federal charges of bribing a bank officer . . . at the same bank that Steve Patterson worked. This article linked Patterson to Blake.
Patterson was also State Democratic Party Chair.
I could make this stuff up, but it wouldn’t be this interesting.