New nonprofit plans to advocate for Greitens and his agenda

     (AP) – A new nonprofit started by Gov. Eric Greitens'
campaign treasurer plans to advocate for the governor and his agenda, raising
some concerns because it can accept unlimited contributions and won't be
required to disclose who is making contributions.
     The Kansas City Star reports Jeff Stuerman, Greitens' campaign treasurer,
founded the nonprofit, called A New Missouri Inc.
     Greitens' campaigned on ethics reform and ridding government of
special-interests and corrupt career politicians. But he has refused to disclose
who contributed millions to his campaign or who is paying for his travel around
the state. He disclosed "benefactors" for his inauguration but not how much they
contributed.
     State Rep. Gina Mitten, a St. Louis Democrat, says Greitens' ethics promises
are hollow if he continues to "conduct business in the shadows."