1. Charles Koch, the right-wing billionaire who spent hundreds of millions of dollars to radicalize the Republican party, now says he regrets his "partisanship."
“Boy, did we screw up!” he writes in his new book.
2. During the 2020 election, the Koch Industries PAC contributed $1.37 million to Republicans and $46,000 to Democrats. Koch Industries PAC is more heavily partisan than it was in 2010 when it donated $1.18 million to Republicans and $112,000 to Democrats
3. Since the election, an organization funded by Koch, Americans for Prosperity Action, has spent 440K supporting the campaign of Senator David Perdue (R-GA)
Perdue is publicly fueling the conspiracy that the election was stolen from Trump
4. On 11/9, the day before Americans for Prosperity sent the bulk of its money, Perdue issued a statement calling on Brad Raffensperger, Georgia's Republican Secretary of State, to resign.
@JonesDay 2. Porter Wright is seeking an injunction to prevent Pennsylvania from certifying its results, which would disenfranchise millions of voters.
3. Less well-known is Loeffler's massive conflict of interest. She sits on the Senate Finance Committee which oversees her husband's company, which owns the New York Stock Exchange
Loeffler was also paid millions by the company before becoming Senator
1. I just read the complaint the Trump campaign filed in Michigan and it’s a doozy.
The Trump campaign made it sound like it was about observing vote counting but its really more about dropboxes.
Let’s dig in
2. The campaign cites a new Michigan law that requires dropboxes to be under video surveillance
It doesn’t allege that didn’t happen. The Trump campaign want access to the videos.
We are talking about hundreds or thousands of hours of videos of boxes
3. What authority does the Trump campaign cite to prove they are entitled to this video? None. They just assert its part of the process of observing the count
The statute however specifically says observers can watch mail ballots be processed