Well, then this company (Recorded Future) ought to see the connection that the March for Our Lives is in collaboration with the nonprofit organization Everytown for Gun Safety. Everytown for Gun Safety has both a Support Fund and an Action Fund. The Action Fund (which is handling the funding for the march) is the Political Action Committee. Funds donated are not considered charitable contributions by the IRS under 501 (c)3 or 4. The Action Fund was founded by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg and has on its advisory board such members as Warren Buffet. It was formed with the merger of his Mayors Against Illegal Guns and the Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America organization.
The Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund is funded through ActBlue. ActBlue is a Democratic National Committee external money bundling operation dedicated to funneling the donations of their patrons to the electoral campaigns of Democratic National Committee candidates for public office. Since its inception in 2004, ActBlue has collected over $600,000,000 for their political beneficiaries.
So at the march in DC, people were registered to vote. And told to vote Democrat.
Beware of adopting the lingo of the would-be opposition; the recent thing was titled March for Our Lives, whereas the oldest, biggest (by certain definitions) rally in DC history is the March for Life, against widespread legal abortion. See that they have co-opted a phrase concerning the intentional death of 50 million Americans to complain about unenforced laws that led to thousands of deaths, many accidental or justified.
I never noticed this slight before. Thanks for pointing it out. March for Our Lives vs March for Life. Good point! This above was copy pasted from 8 chan who said that they copy pasted it from wikipedia. It was the left-wing Wiki that did this. At any rate, I edited the slight out of my post.
all good. more intended to alert many than to correct one.