Attorney General alleges he is being Blackmailed by unnamed students 

Attorney General Nathan Royer left a long comment, sharing his letters to both the people affected by the Bears-United Decision and to the ASUC (see this Calstuff post).

• Letter to those affected by Bears-United Ruling
• Letter to the ASUC officials

Bottom line: Royer claims some have accused him of partisan ship and intimated him with threats such as "accusations that I have sex with underage girls [and] of press releases to national media." He then goes on to talk about the ruling saying:

"what did you want us to do, break this By-Law or that By-Law, and be subjected to another lawsuit? For all the talk I hear about students rights, I have heard surprisingly little about the rights of the 100+ other candidates in the race. Whether you choose to believe it or not, the fact is SOMEONE ELSE would have suffered if we had done things differently. I hate that any group has to suffer, but if one has to, I think it should be the one who actually did the deed."

As Kevin! points out, though, "Did BU Officials To-Be-Named really threaten to blackmail you with certain documents? It'd be a damn shame if they did yet were not thrown out of the election."Email This Post!