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(1) It's illegal for the PAC & the president's campaign to coordinate or work together.
(2) The PAC spends $900k with a newly formed company.
(3) Owner of the company getting all that $ from the PAC turns out to be (hm!) the president's campaign manager:
cnn.com/2019/08/30/pol…
(2) The PAC spends $900k with a newly formed company.
(3) Owner of the company getting all that $ from the PAC turns out to be (hm!) the president's campaign manager:
cnn.com/2019/08/30/pol…
"Parscale said he hadn't originally wanted to disclose his ownership publicly because there are no available records connecting him to the company."
Well, naturally.
Well, naturally.
"The super PAC... remains [the company's] only client, according to FEC filings...
The company's "listed street address is the same as a UPS Store...
"The company has no website."
The company's "listed street address is the same as a UPS Store...
"The company has no website."
(Wouldn't it be awesome if there were a functioning Federal Elections Commission?)
