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Highway 31, which dropped more than $4.1 million in support of Jones and against Roy Moore ahead of Tuesday's Senate special election, is a joint project of two of the largest national Democratic super PACs — Senate Majority PAC and Priorities USA Action — along with a group of Alabama Democrats, multiple senior officials familiar with the arrangement told POLITICO.
The pair of Washington-based super PACs are two of the largest in Democratic politics. Priorities spent at least $190 million to try and elect Clinton in 2016, while Senate Majority spent more than $90 million in that election cycle.
originally posted by: seeker1963
a reply to: pavil
Let me guess.....George Soros interfering in yet another US election????
Gotta lmao hearing about Russia from the Prog. Left YET crickets when you mention the money Soros is dumping to sway our elections???
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Grambler
Yes but they were hiding their support. Was Bannon hiding his support of Moore?
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Grambler
Yes but they were hiding their support. Was Bannon hiding his support of Moore?
No not at all.
Moore also wasn't getting a lot of establishment Republican support.
Nonetheless, big outside money and influence seems to always ingest these special elections.
The group’s backing has remained secret until now because federal laws do not require it to disclose its donors until after the election. Jones' camp has kept its distance from the group, and no information has surfaced until now about its background.
originally posted by: Grambler
Yeah but come on.
Bannon put all of Bretbart behind Moore, and Bannon isnt exactly a local.
I hate all of this outside money too, but both sides play that game.
originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: pavil
Drudge, 25% turnout in AL election. My guess Moore loses. GOP finds target on foot again.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Grambler
Yes but they were hiding their support. Was Bannon hiding his support of Moore?
Is outside influence somehow okay when it's done openly?
originally posted by: amazing
originally posted by: Grambler
Yeah but come on.
Bannon put all of Bretbart behind Moore, and Bannon isnt exactly a local.
I hate all of this outside money too, but both sides play that game.
Amen. Big money and big guns from both sides. I mean Trump endorsed him...that's the biggest conservative Gun they have.
It's getting out of hand. People talking about Soros, but the Koch brother regularly buy elections too.
Look at the people behind Priorities USA, what a tangled web they weave.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Grambler
Yes but they were hiding their support. Was Bannon hiding his support of Moore?
Is outside influence somehow okay when it's done openly?
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: pavil
Look at the people behind Priorities USA, what a tangled web they weave.
They have to weave a tangle of lies, bribery is illegal, so they hide it behind euphemisms like campaign contributions and political action committees.
ETA: First thread I starred and flagged today, thanks for exposing their BS to the light .
originally posted by: neo96
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Grambler
Yes but they were hiding their support. Was Bannon hiding his support of Moore?
Is outside influence somehow okay when it's done openly?
Sure is okay when the left uses illegal immigrants to get out the vote and speak at their conventions.
Just under half think they are true, while more than four in 10 think they are false.