Phony Pfeifer Allegedly Violated Federal Election Commission Laws
On June 21, 2024 a complaint was filed with the FEC accusing Phony Pfeifer of violating the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 and Federal Election Commission regulations by actively soliciting funds while failing to file a Statement of Candidacy within fifteen days of becoming a candidate for United States House of Representatives in Missouri.
The FEC acknowledged receipt of the complaint on June 25, 2024.
Phony Pfeifer Can’t Manage His Own Finances But Wants To Manage Your Tax Dollars
In 2012, Phony Pfeifer filed for bankruptcy. In his petition, Phony Pfeifer disclosed $28,321.50 in total assets and $615,924.00 in total liabilities, including several large bank and credit card debts, $3,000 owed to the IRS, $15,000 owed to his employer, and $50,000 owed to his mother. (U.S. Bankruptcy Court-Eastern District Of Missouri, Case 12-46925, Voluntary Petition, Filed 7/19/12)
In Phony Pfeifer’s 2013 judgment of divorce, he disclosed that he was delinquent in filing his 2010 and 2011 taxes, and he may have been the subject of state and/or IRS audits. (St. Louis County Circuit Court, Case 12SL-DR00347, Judgment Of Dissolution Of Marriage, Filed 2/19/13)
Since 2015, the IRS has filed three tax liens against Phony Pfeifer that amounted to $49,166.86 in unpaid income taxes. (IRS, Notice Of Federal Tax Lien, Serial No. 192084215, Filed 12/24/15; IRS, Notice Of Federal Tax Lien, Serial No. 256026617, Filed 4/6/17; IRS, Notice Of Federal Tax Lien, Serial No. 31463618, Filed 7/5/18)
Since 2015, the state of Missouri has filed two tax liens against Phony Pfeifer that amounted to $6,373.01. (Missouri Case Net, Court Database, Accessed 3/12/24)
Since 2013, Phony Pfeifer has been penalized 8 times for delinquent personal property tax payments in St. Louis County. (St. Louis County Collector’s Office, Personal Property Tax Database, Accessed 3/13/24)
Phony Pfeifer Has Been Repeatedly Sued For His Failure To Pay His Debts
In 2012, a debt collection agency sued Phony Pfeifer for breach of contract on behalf of Lowe’s for $1,998.14 in unpaid credit card debt. (St. Louis County Circuit Court, Case 12SL-AC24276, Petition, Filed 7/16/12)
In 2016, a credit union sued Phony Pfeifer for breach of contract as a result of his failure to make payments on a loan. The credit union sought $3,700.19 in damages. (St. Louis County Circuit Court, Case 16SL-AC04935, Petition On Breach Of Contract, Filed 2/25/16)
In 2020, MSD sued and secured a judgment against Phony Pfeifer for failure to pay $950.14 in sewer bills. (St. Louis County Circuit Court, Case 20SL-AC06950, Petition On Account And For Other Relief, Filed 3/3/20)
Phony Pfeifer Had His License Suspended For Failing To Pay Child Support
According to Pfeifer’s state driving record, his driver’s license was suspended in 2015 due to failure to pay child support for his two young daughters. (Missouri Department Of Revenue, Driver History FOIA-Peter Pfeifer, 2/9/24)
Phony Pfeifer Is A Repeatedly Failed Candidate
Since 2000, Phony Pfeifer has run for four elected offices, winning just one. (Ballotpedia; St. Louis County Election Results, Missouri Secretary Of State Election Result Archives, Accessed 3/12/24)
Phony Pfeifer Doesn’t Back The Blue
In 2001, Phony Pfeifer cast the only vote against moving the city’s police force to a new headquarters after city officials argued the current facility was obsolete and unsafe. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 5/28/01)
During Phony Pfeifer’s failed 2018 U.S. Senate campaign, he opposed the Trump administration’s decision to end Obama-era civil asset forfeiture restrictions that prevented police from seizing the assets of suspected criminals. (Twitter, Peter Pfeifer, 5/11/18; NBC News, 7/19/17)