Whitey Ford
11-08-2018, 02:42 AM
Well, actually, not really. The muckrakers are just playing Six Degrees Of Kevin Bacon looking for some sort of association. Never let the facts get in the way of a good story.
Black Republican John James took campaign cash from white supremacists (https://archive.is/CdI3q#selection-505.1-505.71)
Republican John James — a black man challenging Debbie Stabenow for her Senate seat — accepted campaign money from a group linked to white supremacists.
Campaign finance records filed with the Federal Elections Commission show that the U.S. Immigration Reform PAC donated $500 to James's campaign on Sept. 5.
The PAC's founder and president is Petoskey's Mary Lou Tanton, wife of noted white supremacist John Tanton. John Tanton is at the front of the anti-immigration movement and has been labeled a right wing extremist by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Mary Lou Tanton is one-time employee of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), which seeks to limit immigration to white Northern Europeans and is labeled a hate group by the SPLC.
Black Republican John James took campaign cash from white supremacists (https://archive.is/CdI3q#selection-505.1-505.71)
Republican John James — a black man challenging Debbie Stabenow for her Senate seat — accepted campaign money from a group linked to white supremacists.
Campaign finance records filed with the Federal Elections Commission show that the U.S. Immigration Reform PAC donated $500 to James's campaign on Sept. 5.
The PAC's founder and president is Petoskey's Mary Lou Tanton, wife of noted white supremacist John Tanton. John Tanton is at the front of the anti-immigration movement and has been labeled a right wing extremist by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Mary Lou Tanton is one-time employee of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), which seeks to limit immigration to white Northern Europeans and is labeled a hate group by the SPLC.