Secretive Arabella Advisors Really Behind ‘Grassroots’ Protest Movement Opposing Trump’s Judicial Nominees
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One Arabella-tied organization calling itself Demand Justice quickly thrust itself into the center of opposition to Trump’s Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh. The Capital Research Center has explained that Demand Justice is actually a project of Arabella’s Sixteen Thirty Fund.
Even before Trump announced Kavanaugh as his nominee, Demand Justice, founded by former members of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, committed to spending about $5 million to oppose the eventual pick.
After the June 2018 announcement of Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement, Demand Justice immediately organized protests with a slew of left-wing activist groups, including the Center for American Progress Action Fund, Alliance for Justice, and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) in a bid to show supposed popular “resistance” to anyone that Trump nominated to Kennedy’s seat.
Protesters at Demand Justice events brandished signs reading “Stop Kavanaugh,” “Stop Barrett,” “Stop Kethledge,” and “Stop Hardiman”— placards exposed by the Center’s report as “pre-printed propaganda created in the event that President Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett, Raymond Kethledge, or Thomas Hardiman from his shortlist of Supreme Court nominees.”
As soon as Kavanaugh’s name was selected, the organization immediately deployed an anti-Kavanaugh website and helped lead news making national activism during the confirmation hearings.
New Evidence Emerges That Rep. Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother and is Using a Fake Name
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A resurfaced tweet from 2013 links to a now-deleted Instagram post in which she refers to her father by the name Nur Said.
The tweet was later deleted this morning!
“Happy Father’s Day to my aabo Nur Said, I am forever grateful to Al.lah for giving me the best father...”
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The Omars allowed Ilhan, her genetic sister Sahra, and her genetic father Nur Said to use false names to apply for asylum as members of the Omar family,” the report explained.
Protesters at Demand Justice events brandished signs reading “Stop Kavanaugh,” “Stop Barrett,” “Stop Kethledge,” and “Stop Hardiman”— placards exposed by the Center’s report as “pre-printed propaganda created in the event that President Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett, Raymond Kethledge, or Thomas Hardiman from his shortlist of Supreme Court nominees.”
As soon as Kavanaugh’s name was selected, the organization immediately deployed an anti-Kavanaugh website and helped lead news making national activism during the confirmation hearings.
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smart move on their part!
I hope their “Stop Barrett,” “Stop Kethledge,” and “Stop Hardiman” placards don’t go to waste.
Big surprise, huh?
Thanks for the ping.
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