Epstein Secrets

rge of politically active groups claiming tax-exempt status in recent elections — conservative and liberal. Among the highest profile are Republican Karl Rove's group Crossroads GPS and the liberal Moveon.org. These groups claim tax-exempt status under section 501 (c) (4) of the federal tax code, which is f

it should be. But to turn it into a national scandal is ridiculous. Because in 2004, the Bush Administration used the IRS to do a full audit on the NAACP because of public comments made by its President Julian Bond against the War in Iraq. And this was stated publicly in the documents of cause as the

many political groups that would otherwise have little or no financial support. Crossroads GPS (Grassroots Policy Strategies), the sub-Super PAC of Karl Rove's American Crossroads, lists no grassroots groups that it backs, but funded more than $9.7M of anti-Obama television ads by Larry McCarthy, known for

termine whether someone is sane enough to be killed. In fact, were it not for the persuasive powers of Marshall, who had handled capital cases as an NAACP lawyer, the court wouldn't have even taken the Ford case — let alone cast five votes in the petitioner's favor. But Marshall couldn't convince the

the year." Rove: Trump Tweets On NASCAR, Pro Teams Mulling Name Changes Undermine His Campaign Message. Politico (7/7, Forgey, 4.29M) reports that Karl Rove on Tuesday "expressed new frustration with Donald Trump's erratic messaging, arguing a recent pair of incendiary tweets from the president represen

hts groups at a Tuesday meeting about "how the social network treats hate speech on its site." The Anti-Defamation League, Color of Change, and the NAACP, which have organized an advertiser boycott of Facebook, "said they discussed their demands with Facebook's leaders, including the hiring a top exe