https://freebeacon.com/democrats/justice-dems-open-big-money-floodgates-with-formation-of-new-super-pac/?

Justice Dems Open Big-Money Floodgates With Formation of New Super PAC

Joe Schoffstall - MAY 6, 2020 5:00 AM

Justice Democrats, a far-left political group associated with the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wing of the Democratic Party, has quietly formed a super PAC.

The move opens the big-money floodgates for a group that routinely lambasts the "power of large corporations, billionaires, and wealthy campaign contributions in our democracy." Natalie Trent, treasurer of the Justice Democrats PAC, informed the Federal Election Commission on May 1 that the group is creating a new account that is able to collect unlimited contributions from corporations and labor groups.

The new super PAC will operate alongside Justice Democrats PAC, a traditional PAC. But while the latter cannot collect donations in excess of $5,000 per election cycle, the new super PAC is free to collect unlimited sums from big-money donors, which runs counter to Justice Democrats' political platform and founding principles. The group has called for public financing of elections and the "removal of the corrupting influence of corporate and big money in our democracy."

"This committee intends to establish a second bank account to deposit and withdraw funds raised in unlimited amounts from individuals, corporations, labor organizations, and/or political committees," Trent wrote in a letter to the FEC. "The funds maintained in this account will not be used to make contributions, whether direct, in-kind, or via coordinated communications, or coordinated expenditures, to federal candidates or committees."

Trent and Justice Democrats did not respond to inquiries on whether the super PAC's formation contradicts the group's reform proposals.

The Justice Democrats PAC, which was instrumental in pushing Ocasio-Cortez into office, has so far collected $2.2 million in contributions for the 2020 cycle. Last year, the group came under fire for transferring $1 million to two limited liability companies that were started by Saikat Chakrabarti, a cofounder of the group who went on to become Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff in her Washington, D.C., office.

Chakrabarti is not the only founding member of Justice Democrats to benefit from transfers from the PAC.

Zack Exley, another Justice Democrats cofounder, helped create a firm called Middle Seat Consulting in early 2017. Justice Democrats PAC paid Middle Seat hundreds of thousands of dollars and still has Exley's firm on its payroll. Ocasio-Cortez's campaign also dished out $200,000 to the firm in the third quarter of 2019.

Justice Demoncrats.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justice_Democrats

Morning Anon's:

JD the group which gave us the 4 horses asses.

Follow the money.

>>9049391

Keep pulling american business out.

Stop buying product from countries which have corporations which are Chinese owned supplying the US raw and finished goods.

Countries like England and others give up association with Chinese tech firms or we don't do business or supply intelligence.

Take back the Panama Canal.

Biden Campaign Boasts Wealth of Experience Flacking for Creeps

https://freebeacon.com/2020-election/joe-biden-harvey-weinstein/

Andrew Stiles - APRIL 30, 2020 1:00 PM

Former vice president Joe Biden, despite being interviewed by several major media outlets, has yet to publicly address the allegations of a former Senate staffer, Tara Reade, who claims he sexually assaulted her in 1993. That doesn't mean Biden's campaign hasn't been working hard to manage the crisis like a well-oiled public relations firm.

For example, the campaign has been circulating talking points to allies and surrogates suggesting a New York Times investigation into Reade's accusation "concluded" that the alleged assault "did not occur." The fact that the Times concluded no such thing hasn't stopped Biden supporters such as Stacey Abrams—a potential VP nominee—from regurgitating the false assertion on national television.

Abrams, who has demonstrated a willingness to say and do anything to be Biden's running mate, is one of many prominent Democrats whose position on sexual assault allegations has evolved since Dr. Christine Blasey Ford accused then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault in 2018. The same is true of the so-called women's organizations that led the charge in opposing Kavanaugh's nomination but are curiously silent on the allegation against Biden.

Perhaps coincidentally, many of these organizations, such as NARAL, Emily's List, Planned Parenthood, and Time's Up, have ties to SKDKnickerbocker, where former Obama aide Anita Dunn works as managing director. Dunn is currently a senior adviser to the Biden campaign and is plenty experienced when it comes to managing crises for accused sex criminals.

Dunn, who joined the Biden campaign in April 2019, was among the team of legal and communications experts who provided "damage control advice" to disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein as he confronted numerous accusations of criminal sexual behavior. Weinstein was convicted of rape in February and sentenced to 23 years in prison.

Dunn isn't the only Biden adviser who has experience flacking on behalf of assorted creeps and perverts. Campaign manager Jen O'Malley Dillon, for example, previously served as the deputy campaign manager for John Edwards's 2008 presidential campaign. Edwards cheated on his cancer-stricken wife, fathered a child with a former campaign staffer, and pressured another campaign staffer to falsely claim paternity.

Biden communications director Kate Bedingfield also worked on the Edwards campaign as a spokesperson and went on to serve as vice president of communications for the Motion Picture Association of America. That organization's top lobbyist, former senator Chris Dodd (D., Conn.), described himself as a longtime "friend" of Weinstein's and played a role in the problematic sexual escapades of the late senator Ted Kennedy (D., Mass.). Dodd was recently announced as a co-chair of Biden's vice presidential selection committee.

Biden's press secretary, TJ Ducklo, was the senior communications director for NBC News between 2018 and 2019, when the network was dealing with the fallout from the numerous sexual assault allegations against disgraced host Matt Lauer. Ronan Farrow has accused senior NBC News executives of not only tolerating Lauer's inappropriate behavior, but also of derailing his efforts to expose Weinstein's history of misconduct.

Ducklo also did public relations work for The Circus, the Showtime political reality series starring Mark Halperin, who was ousted from public life amid allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior.

Talk about a deep bench. The senior members of Biden's campaign staff have advised some of the most notorious perverts the world has ever known. That experience should come in handy, but it's not as if their job is hard. The mere fact that Biden is a Democrat who has a chance of becoming president makes him the ideal client in terms of fending off allegations of sexual assault, which are inherently more credible when made against Republicans.

The media have not shown much interest in getting Biden to even acknowledge the allegations against him. It's been five weeks since Tara Reade accused the former VP of sexually assaulting her. In that time, Biden has been asked 142 questions over 19 interviews, but not a single one about Reade's claim.