One New Yorker has registered a dozen political action committees, called super PACs — none of which appear to do anything but solicit money. J. Bailey Morgan, 55, is behind groups like Christianity in Action and Americans for Prison Reform, Federal Election Commission filings show. The groups have declared no income since Morgan created them in 2012, even though each PAC’s Web site requests contributions from $100 to $10 million.
Source: Man launches 12 super PACs, but claims no money raised | New York Post
