(National File) With the eyes of not only the nation but of the world focused intensely on the State of Georgia and their upcoming run-off election for the state’s two US Senate seats, influencers and activists are flocking to the state…and so is a boat-load of dark money.
A far-Left advocacy group funded largely by Progressive billionaires George Soros and Michael Bloomberg has initially injected $300,000 of dark money into the Georgia run-off race in support of Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff.
George Soros has funneled MILLIONS into @staceyabrams & Georgia Democrats.
— Kelly Loeffler (@KLoeffler) November 19, 2020
Now he’s dumping more money into Georgia to defeat @Perduesenate & me, so Democrats can transform America into a socialist country.
Chip in $5 or $10 to help us hold the line: https://t.co/q92O3D1RSx pic.twitter.com/yQUmoLPjiQ
Georgia was thrown into run-off elections in both races for their US Senate seats. That run-off election will take place on January 5, 2021.
The BlackPAC – named with questionably racist overtones, focuses on pushing Black voters to the polls. Last Tuesday, the PAC issued financial reports stating that it spent $300,000 on canvassing for the two Democrat candidates.
While it will most certainly not be the last tranche of outside money, this is the first significant expenditure from an outside Progressive group in the all-important runoff elections.
These run-off elections hold great importance to both the Democrat Party in the United States, and Globalists and Progressives around the world for the fact that they will determine which party controls the US Senate next year.
Should Democrat presidential hopeful Joe Biden prevail in his election, a Democrat sweep of the Georgia run-offs would mean one-party rule in Washington.
The run-off elections are estimated to see over $200 million in campaign expenditures in less than two-months’ time with tens of millions – if not more – coming from outside the state.
The BlackPAC is mostly financed by Progressive billionaires, dark money (sources that by law do not have to be identified), and the Chuck Schumer-tied Senate Majority PAC.
