On Friday, the campaign filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission regarding potential illegal corporate in-kind contributions or unreported expenditures on the part of The Post.

The Trump-Vance Campaign sent out the following announcement regarding the complaint:

Trump-Vance Campaign Files FEC Complaint Against the Kamala Campaign and The Washington Post

The Trump-Vance Campaign has filed a Federal Election Commission (FEC) complaint against The Washington Post for illegal in-kind contributions to Harris for President.

According to reports, the Post is using its advertising powers to promote pro-Kamala and anti-Trump coverage to voters in the final days of the election. While they declined to endorse her publicly, they have endorsed her in the dark; so much for "Democracy Dies in Darkness."

The mainstream media has become nothing more than pro-Kamala propaganda. The Democrat machine must be held accountable.

The full complaint, filed by the Dhillon Law Group, may be viewed here, but here are some key points it raises:

I write on behalf of Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Inc. As described below, there is reason to believe that the Washington Post violated the Federal Election Campaign Act (“FECA” or “Act”) and Federal Election Commission (“FEC” or “Commission”) regulations by making illegal corporate in-kind contributions, in violation of 52 U.S.C. § 30118, or, in the alternative, unreported last-minute independent expenditures, in violation of 52 U.S.C. § 30104(g)(1). Therefore, we call upon the Commission to immediately investigate expenditures by The Washington Post.

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I. Factual Background

The Washington Post recently announced it would not endorse a presidential candidate, a decision the Post’s owner defended on the basis that “Presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election.”

Yet, on October 30, 2024, the news website Semafor published a report titled “Washington Post pays to boost stories critical of Trump as subscribers flee.” The Semafor article discloses that, starting “on Monday,” October 28, 2024—just over a week before Election Day—The Washington Post has “aggressively ramped up its paid advertising campaign, boosting dozens of articles related to the election.”

As Semafor reported, this is no simple commercial marketing campaign: “While the [Post] articles about Vice President Kamala Harris were relatively neutral in tone”—if not flattering—“and focused on her … digital strategy, her policy proposals, and her chances of winning …, the articles that the Post paid to highlight about [President] Trump told a different story.” In fact, Semafor reported, the Washington Post has paid to “boost[] multiple critical articles” of President Trump through this sudden, last-minute advertising campaign.

https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2024/11/01/new-trump-campaign-takes-on-wapo-and-harris-with-fec-complaint-n2181382

A shady voting group represented by a far-left trans activist got caught this week texting thousands of swing state voters, suggesting they had already cast ballots in this year’s election in a classic case of voter suppression.

This week alone, thousands of voters in the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania received text messages from a group called “AllVote” reading, “Records show you voted,” along with a hyperlink to more voting information, reports say.

Charlotte Clymer, a male who claims to be a female and the reported spokesman for AllVote, told CNN that over the weekend, “several thousand registered voters were affected by our error.” According to the group, “the messages contained errors and should have told voters they had cast their ballots in 2022,” but the “in 2022” was somehow left out of the message, CNN reported.

A follow-up message was sent out, but may not have been received by those who had already unsubscribed from the messages or marked them as spam, reports say.

https://thefederalist.com/2024/11/01/far-left-trans-activists-shady-voting-group-caught-in-swing-state-voter-suppression-texting-scheme/

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