“Let the people decide” is the refrain of Republicans opposed to holding hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Merrick Garland, but they’re being bankrolled by an anonymous collection of billionaires 1 percenters so cowardly that they’re hiding behind tax laws to avoid revealing their identities. Case in point: the “Judicial Crisis Network,” the right-wing front organization…
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Reprinted with permission from AlternetThe head of a right-wing organization with ties to the Koch network offered words of encouragement to Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema on Thursday amid reports that she s holding up her party s budget reconciliation package over its proposed tax hikes on the rich.
so who did that to bruce braley? who was putting up the money to run tv ads and radio ads and robo calls against him? where did that money come from? largely, it came from here. a p.o. box located in the lonely boulder hills post office on the outer edge of phoenix, arizona? the america future fund, it turns out, which paid for that spending blitz against congressman bruce braley got a majority of its funding that year from a pretty much unknown pop-up organization known as the center to protect patient rights. have you already forgotten the name that i just said it? don t worry, you re supposed to. and don t bother trying to google that name, they don t have a website. they don t seem to have much of anything. when you try to find out what this center to protect patient rights is, who they are, what their agenda is, pretty much all you can come up with is this, p.o. box 72465, phoenix, arizona. this group that is funding ads against democrats across the country, it s a tiny mailbox lo