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Tax official’s employees, contractors donate to his campaign

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As the appointed incumbent, Tax Commissioner T. Chris Johnson has drawn on what he knows to fund his first election.

Johnson, who was named tax Richmond County Tax Commissioner when Steven Kendrick resigned earlier this year to run for mayor, is one of three contenders to replace Kendrick on the...

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  1. Political and charitable donations solicited from employees in the work place are covertly tied to continued employment, career advancement, and favorable treatment. Failure to contribute aids the employer in identifying and minimizing employees who do not support the organization’s sociopolitical agenda. It’s legalized quid pro quo.

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