Do as we say and not as we do...*Beekeeper » 18 Oct 2024, 2:26 pm » wrote: ↑ You can't make this **** up folks!! The DEMS are suing the REPUBS for using the SAME TACTIC THEY USE IN THEIR ADS!!
How **** STUPID do they think the courts are going to be here?? I imagine the COURTS, as did the FEC, will toss this **** inside of 30 seconds.
Democrats Launch Lawsuit To Stop Republicans From Using Their Campaign Finance Tactic
House Democrats’ campaign arm sued the Federal Election Commission (FEC) on Thursday to block Republicans from using a campaign finance strategy that Democratic committees employ.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) alleges in its lawsuit that Republican joint fundraising committees are exploiting a campaign finance loophole by running attack ads, which they are prohibited from doing, and simply categorizing them as fundraising ads, which are allowed, Axios reported. A joint fundraising committee formed by the DCCC and Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Elisa Slotkin, however, is running an attack ad against Republican Michigan Senate nominee Mike Rogers that seemingly uses the same loophole.
The lawsuit comes after Democrats failed to convince the FEC that Republicans were violating campaign finance law, according to Axios. The Democratic effort to hamstring Republican political spending comes as Democrats outspend the GOP in high-stakes Senate races.
Democrats flagged ads paid for by Republican joint fundraising committees, a type of political committee that collects funds on behalf of a group of other candidates and organizations, that spend the majority of their airtime attacking Democrats and then end with a short fundraising appeal, according to Axios. The Democratic ad in Michigan spends nearly its entire run time criticizing Rodgers and presents a QR code in the bottom right corner prompting people to donate.
You noticed that they are suing the FEC for kicking their **** claim to the cesspool.
walkingstick » 18 Oct 2024, 2:44 pm » wrote: ↑ congress made up of 'dumb slum trash'. no clue of what is happening. #1 situation facing usa people is, they are living into their 100's. but financially planned to die in their 80"s. simple solution, do as the cave societies did. the young did the labor, and the old took care of the kids and managed the caves. in usa, the young workers sit on their *** in government offices. as the poor old people scrub the floors. usa has a totally upside down society. fill all new government non hard labor jobs with people over 60. only hire people under 30 to scrub the floors. most people over 70 need a non hard labor job, to pay inflated shelter and food cost. use our government as a provider. harris has no plans to help the old people, who she helped put in poverty.
walkingstick » 18 Oct 2024, 3:02 pm » wrote: ↑ "THE POOR WILL INHERIT USA" : HARRIS NEEDS MORE SLUM DWELLING VOTES . PROMISE THE DRUGGIES FREE DRUGS, IF THEY VOTE FOR HARRIS. DRAG THE SLUM DWELLERS OUT OF THE GUTTERS. CART THEIR DRUGGED OUT FILTHY BODIES TO THE VOTING BOOTH. DOES NOT MATTER THAT THEY DO NOT KNOW WHY THEY ARE THERE. . WHAT MATTERS IS. THAT EVER ONE MUST VOTE. THAT'S THE USA SYSTEM. "THE POOR WILL INHERIT USA"
That's right, it's their secret...*Beekeeper » 18 Oct 2024, 2:36 pm » wrote: ↑ You noticed that they are suing the FEC for kicking their **** claim to the cesspool.
There is NO VIOLATION when THEY use the "loophole", so when REPUBLICANS do it, they want to get into more of that LAWFAIR ****!!
Democrats are EVIL NAZIS and nothing less.
HA!! You are EXACTLY RIGHT !!*Beekeeper » 18 Oct 2024, 2:26 pm » wrote: ↑ You can't make this **** up folks!! The DEMS are suing the REPUBS for using the SAME TACTIC THEY USE IN THEIR ADS!!
How **** STUPID do they think the courts are going to be here?? I imagine the COURTS, as did the FEC, will toss this **** inside of 30 seconds.
Democrats Launch Lawsuit To Stop Republicans From Using Their Campaign Finance Tactic
House Democrats’ campaign arm sued the Federal Election Commission (FEC) on Thursday to block Republicans from using a campaign finance strategy that Democratic committees employ.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) alleges in its lawsuit that Republican joint fundraising committees are exploiting a campaign finance loophole by running attack ads, which they are prohibited from doing, and simply categorizing them as fundraising ads, which are allowed, Axios reported. A joint fundraising committee formed by the DCCC and Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Elisa Slotkin, however, is running an attack ad against Republican Michigan Senate nominee Mike Rogers that seemingly uses the same loophole.
The lawsuit comes after Democrats failed to convince the FEC that Republicans were violating campaign finance law, according to Axios. The Democratic effort to hamstring Republican political spending comes as Democrats outspend the GOP in high-stakes Senate races.
Democrats flagged ads paid for by Republican joint fundraising committees, a type of political committee that collects funds on behalf of a group of other candidates and organizations, that spend the majority of their airtime attacking Democrats and then end with a short fundraising appeal, according to Axios. The Democratic ad in Michigan spends nearly its entire run time criticizing Rodgers and presents a QR code in the bottom right corner prompting people to donate.