[Billthedrill]

A spokesperson for The Brady Campaign told Newsbytes today that the organization did not authorize the creation of the HCI online mall, nor has the lobbying group ever received any funds from the site.

Now this is very curious indeed. HCI itself is, of course, now entitled "The Brady Campaign," but there's still a website out there calling itself HCI, who is generating money (presumably) with an online shopping mall, and not giving it to the Brady bunch...so where's the money going? And who are these people?

[ao98]

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Here is where the money is going. I'm assuming that Dell has given money to web link sites on different sides of issues in order to seem bipartisan. It's getting hard to find a company that doesn't give any money to left wing causes. The leftists are expert shakedown artists. If a company doesn't pay, then the press calls the company extremists.

[technochick99]

A spokesperson for The Brady Campaign told Newsbytes today that the organization did not authorize the creation of the HCI online mall, nor has the lobbying group ever received any funds from the site.

The lobbying group? Is that the PAC (if they have one, and I think they do...) or the 501(c)4? Does that mean that the 501(c)3 rec'd the money? They are a bit too specific for my tastes....

SAS intends on applying for the an affiliate position, we'll see.