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El-Sayed Campaign Gets a $175,000 Boost From CAIR, Whose Leader Was 'Happy' About Oct. 7, After Alleging Primary Opponent's AIPAC Support Constituted 'Foreign' Intervention in Election
CAIR made the large donation to the Fighting for Michigan PAC, which was created to back El-Sayed and has ties to Islamic extremists
James Talarico, Who Says His 'Faith' Requires Him To Oppose Super PACs, Is Using His Campaign Website To Give Them Direction—And They’re Taking It
The Texas Senate candidate has compared rejecting money in politics to Jesus rejecting tests from the Devil
Meet the Billionaire-Funded Super PAC Doing James Talarico's Political Dirty Work
Pro-Talarico super PAC spends millions battering Jasmine Crockett with negative ads as Talarico claims to run a 'campaign based on love'
Founder of 'America First' AIPAC Tracker Is Self-Proclaimed Marxist Who Lives in Germany
The group has often accused pro-Israel politicians of bowing to foreign influence
Biden-Harris DOJ Violated Its Own Policies by Warning Musk Against Swing-State Giveaway and Then Leaking to the Media, FEC Chairman Says
FEC chairman Sean Cooksey is calling on the DOJ's inspector general to investigate
'Something That the Feds Really Need To Look At': Liberal Dark Money Network Sends Inaccurate Election Texts to Voters Across US
One New Mexico official said the misleading texts are 'something that the feds really need to look at and crack down on'
Dem Super PAC Runs Intimidating Ads in Cities With High Black Populations: 'Your Friends and Family Will Be Able To See How Often You Vote'
The bulk of the ads are airing in the Atlanta, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Milwaukee markets
Washington Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, Running as a Moderate, Embraces Defund Police Group Boosting Her Reelection Campaign
Together for Progress almost exclusively backs Gluesenkamp Perez with nearly $440,000 in ads
Democratic Dark Money Machine Quietly Adds Another Mystery Group to Its Ranks
The Civic Involvement Fund does nothing besides funnel money to Democratic groups in election years