The point behind a political action committee is to direct funds to likeminded candidates. Not this. (via MaddowBlog)
Donald Trump’s political operation has spent more money since he left office on lawyers representing the former president and a pair of nonprofits staffed by former Cabinet members than it has on Republican congressional campaigns, according to a review of financial filings.
Those latter investments include $1 million to the Conservative Partnership Institute — former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows’ employer — and another $1 million for the America First Policy Institute, which is led in part by Linda McMahon, who served in Trump’s Cabinet.
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