LAST YEAR, THE F-E-C WANTED HENRY TO TELL THEM IF HE WAS A CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE, AND IF NOT, WHY HE WAS RECEIVING AND SPENDING MONEY IN AN OLD SENATE CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT.
AS WHAS 11 NEWS FIRST REPORTED A MONTH AND A HALF AGO, HENRY FAILED TO RESPOND BY A JULY 31ST DEADLINE, RAISING THE POSSIBILITY THAT HE COULD BE SUBJECT TO CIVIL PENALTIES.
AN F-E-C SPOKESPERSON TELLS US THERE'S STILL NO RESPONSE FROM HENRY.

BUT THE LOUISVILLE SURGEON HAS GIVEN WHAS 11 NEWS A COPY OF A FEBRUARY 11TH LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE FEDERAL ELECTION AGENCY, WHICH ACCUSES THEM OF MAKING A MISTAKE. AND IT ASSURES THEM THAT HENRY IS NEITHER A CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE, NOR SPENDING ANY MONEY OUT OF HIS OLD SENATE ACCOUNT.

update: Henry's current campaign manager says that February 11th letter was sent to the F.E.C. He doesn't know why they didn't get it. C.D. Marshall says the letter will be resent, via certified mail, to make sure the F.E.C gets it this time
HENRY IS CURRENTLY RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR.