Remember kids...in, modern politics there's ALWAYS a grift...

[Nole Lou]

Stacy Abrams' "voting rights" non-profit spent most of it's money on legal fees to her best friend and campaign manager (in a losing case). An unheard of amount for a voting rights case, and most of the bills aren't even in yet.





For equal time, Trump's "Save America" PAC, obstensibly to help raise money for Republican candidates (many of which he pushed over the top in primaries), has spent



But...

 

[FAUlty Gator]

Nothing to add. Other than I saw this and thought it was funny.

 

[Nole Lou]

Another classic in the genre...

 

[Nole Lou]

 

[ThorneStockton]

The amount of money is staggering to me. Somehow Roger Stone's scheme seems the least duplicitous. Just a straightforward exchange.

 

[Finance85]

Statement from Fair Fight PAC​

October 14, 2022 No Comments
Fair Fight PAC was founded to promote equitable elections in Georgia. For years we have done just that, which is why it is important to us that we provide the communities we serve with information regardless of the potential impact. On October 13, Fair Fight PAC became aware that PAC funds may have been incorrectly paid to consultants.
Our first priority is to organize collective efforts to educate voters, which we will not lose sight of throughout this internal investigation. Fair Fight values transparency and accountability and will face any potential missteps head on.
Right now, millions of voters are preparing to cast their ballots to determine the future of our state and their communities. At this pivotal moment—as anti-voter politicians continue working to erect barriers to the ballot box—Fair Fight remains steadfast in our commitment to ensuring that every eligible voter across Georgia has the opportunity to cast their ballot, have it counted, and make their voice heard.
Fair Fight strives to serve with the utmost integrity, as is core to our values. We take these matters seriously and have initiated a comprehensive investigation. For questions, contact Fair Fight’s Director of Communications Xakota Espinoza (xakota@fairfightaction.com).

Fair Fight Action Remains Steadfast in Protecting Freedom to Vote Across Georgia and Nation, Uplifts Impact of Case Following Ruling​

September 30, 2022 No Comments
Fair Fight Action v. Raffensperger made history as the longest voting rights trial on Eleventh Circuit record, resulting in numerous pro-voter developments regardless of today’s ruling
ATLANTA一 Today, Judge Steve C. Jones issued a ruling in the landmark case Fair Fight Action v. Raffensperger. The lawsuit — filed in 2018, and tried in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia earlier this year — made history as the longest voting rights trial on record in the Eleventh Circuit, and put real voters at the center of conversation about voting rights in Georgia.
Fair Fight Action v. Raffensperger built an unprecedented and lasting record demonstrating the suppressive effects of the state’s election practices and amplified the stories of Georgians across the state who have faced undue burdens exercising their freedom to vote. This case, put simply, gave those voters a voice.
As attacks on the freedom to vote continue to plague the nation ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, the Court ruled in favor of Brad Raffensperger, Georgia’s Secretary of State, and the State Election Board in the Fair Fight Action v. Raffensperger litigation. However, the significance and impact of this historic case is not diminished by the Court’s ruling.

 

[Nole Lou]

Saw this today...too good not to add...

Important to note...hardly any of the Save America PAC money is going to Republican candidates, its mostly going to Trump and his legal bills. But you knew that.

I guess Masters is getting exactly what he deserves.