(top left) with his family from The Simpsons. at a Tea Party event in New Hampshire. reported Friday that U.S. presidential candidate received a $25 campaign donation from an individual listed as 'Homer Simpson'; the same name as the main character of the long running animated television series . Along with the name, the donor also shares the cartoon character's place of residence and employment. He claims to live at , and to work as Safety Inspector at . The Huff Post discovered the July 31 donation while analyzing Roemer's records. After being notified, Roemer's campaign manager, Carlos Sierra, responded "Oh my God. That is too funny". He added that the campaign uses "one of the best accountants in the business," and that he would personally find out who actually made the donation. Sierra noted that "we do not accept anonymous donations". Roemer, who previously served as a member of the House of Representatives (1981–1988) and (1988–1992), has been running for the 's presidential nomination since earlier this year. However, he has failed to receive invitations to any presidential debates. Roemer, who recently expressed his support for the protests, has focused his campaign on finance reform, and has limited individual contributions to $ 100. In the third quarter of 2011, he raised $138,000.
(top left) with his family from The Simpsons. at a Tea Party event in New Hampshire. reported Friday that U.S. presidential candidate Buddy Roemer received a $25 campaign donation from an individual listed as 'Homer Simpson'; the same name as the main character of the long running animated television series . Along with the name, the donor also shares the cartoon character's place of residence and employment. He claims to live at , and to work as Safety Inspector at . The Huff Post discovered the July 31 donation while analyzing Roemer's records. After being notified, Roemer's campaign manager, Carlos Sierra, responded "Oh my God. That is too funny". He added that the campaign uses "one of the best accountants in the business," and that he would personally find out who actually made the donation. Sierra noted that "we do not accept anonymous donations". Roemer, who previously served as a member of the House of Representatives (1981–1988) and (1988–1992), has been running for the Republican Party's presidential nomination since earlier this year. However, he has failed to receive invitations to any presidential debates. Roemer, who recently expressed his support for the protests, has focused his campaign on finance reform, and has limited individual contributions to $ 100. In the third quarter of 2011, he raised $138,000.
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received a $25 campaign donation from an individual listed as 'Homer Simpson'; the same name as the main character of the long running animated television series . Along with the name, the donor also shares the cartoon character's place of residence and employment. He claims to live at , and to work as Safety Inspector at . The Huff Post discovered the July 31 donation while analyzing Roemer's records. After being notified, Roemer's campaign manager, Carlos Sierra, responded "Oh my God. That is too funny". He added that the campaign uses "one of the best accountants in the business," and that he would personally find out who actually made the donation. Sierra noted that "we do not accept anonymous donations". Roemer, who previously served as a member of the House of Representatives (1981–1988) and (1988–1992), has been running for the 's presidential nomination since earlier this year. However, he has failed to receive invitations to any presidential debates. Roemer, who recently expressed his support for the protests, has focused his campaign on finance reform, and has limited individual contributions to $
Buddy Roemer received a $25 campaign donation from an individual listed as 'Homer Simpson'; the same name as the main character of the long running animated television series . Along with the name, the donor also shares the cartoon character's place of residence and employment. He claims to live at , and to work as Safety Inspector at . The Huff Post discovered the July 31 donation while analyzing Roemer's records. After being notified, Roemer's campaign manager, Carlos Sierra, responded "Oh my God. That is too funny". He added that the campaign uses "one of the best accountants in the business," and that he would personally find out who actually made the donation. Sierra noted that "we do not accept anonymous donations". Roemer, who previously served as a member of the House of Representatives (1981–1988) and (1988–1992), has been running for the Republican Party's presidential nomination since earlier this year. However, he has failed to receive invitations to any presidential debates. Roemer, who recently expressed his support for the protests, has focused his campaign on finance reform, and has limited individual contributions to $