by Frank Holmes, reporter
Politicians’ favorite language isn’t English or Spanish; it’s gibberish. The latest example is a Hate Trump front group that calls itself “Republican Women for Progress”— a group that gives money exclusively to Democratic candidates, and whose donors are almost all secretly Democratic men!
It’s a typical case of Washington doublespeak — the exact kind of nonsense the mainstream media loves to ignore.
The group’s founders, Jennifer Pierotti Lim and Meghan Milloy, started out by founding a group called “Republican Women for Hillary” in 2016 over “a shared vision, and a few glasses of wine.”
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But they must have been chugging something stronger than merlot to think that they could convince America that most Republican women supported Hillary Clinton in 2016. Donald Trump actually won middle class women in 2016.
But it’s important to billionaire megadonors that the average person thinks every single group in the country opposes the president and his America First agenda — so they opened up their checkbooks again after Trump’s inauguration.
Lim and Milloy founded a new group to oppose Trump in the 2018 midterm elections — and the Democratic cash flowed in…and back out.
Could you imagine the media outrage if rich white men were found to be behind the group “Women Against Obama” during the 2012 election? CNN would have a field day! But because it’s about hating Trump, the mainstream media can’t be bothered.
And it’s about hate, make no mistake. Co-founder Milloy admitted “Republican Women for Progress” put its hatred for Donald Trump above everything.
“The best thing that we can do for the party and for the country right now is to make sure there are good women—Democrat or Republican—that are elected to office and who can serve as a check on this administration and on the president,” she told the Detroit Metro Times.
The group’s first donor was Reid Hoffman, a Democrat male who is the founder of the career networking site LinkedIn. He’s given millions to Democrats, including Senators Tim Kaine and Bob Menendez.
The group tried to spin after the Washington Free Beacon caught the donation red-handed.
“In terms of the Reid Hoffman donation, even a male tech billionaire and major Democratic donor recognizes the important role women should play in the Republican Party,” Lim told the paper. “We are pleased to have the support of donors across the ideological spectrum to ensure the voice of republican women is heard across the country.”
But they don’t have support “across the ideological spectrum”: The group has received three donations, all from major left-wing megadonors.
Democrats funded the front group in order to weaken Trump from inside his own party.
Coincidentally, the group’s main funders, Daniel Tierney and Kathryn Murdoch, are also major supports of Democrat campaigners. Looking through their donations pages on OpenSecrets.com shows that there are only a total of 10 donations to Republican candidates between the both of them in a sea of Democrat candidates or Democrat affiliated organizations
Tierney actually donated money to Mitt Romney and the GOP in 2012… but in the last four years, he’s funded Democrats and the Democratic Party all over the country.
Tierney’s has a strange habit in his donations: He gave $666,666 to MoveOn.org, and $66,666 to the Democratic group American Bridge 21st Century.
The number “666” seems oddly… familiar.
Tierney also donated money to “Black PAC,” a George Soros-funded left-wing front group that supports Democrats.
If you’re counting donors, that’s two Democratic men—so much for “Republican Women”!
At least Murdoch, the left-wing daughter-in-law of Fox News founder Rupert Murdoch, is a woman and has given money to Republicans—a whopping $200! To be fair, she donated another $200 to Pat Buchanan in 1999 for his Reform Party presidential campaign.
Since then, she’s given tens of thousands of dollars to left-wing Democrats, including Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party in the states of Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Virginia, Minnesota, Iowa, North Carolina, Texas, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Kentucky, Georgia, Alaska, Tennessee, Wyoming, Utah, and several other states – but we think you get the idea.
It shouldn’t surprise anyone that the “Republican” group, which promised to support women “Democrat or Republican,” only supported Democrats.
The “Republican” group spent $787,000 supporting 11 candidates in 2018, all women—and all Democrats.
It didn’t even fund Utah Republican Mia Love, a conservative with an adversarial relationship with President Trump.
The group danced to the donors’ tune again this year and opposed Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court—claiming it believed the baseless claims of sexual abuse made against him.
Even the name “Republican Women for Progress” is a giveaway: “Progress” is generally used as a buzzword to imply conservative voters are backwards hicks and need to let enlightened liberals tell us what to believe.
We believe a poll of GOP voters would tell us this group is a fraud, secretly run by liberals… all designed to sink the president most Republican women proudly supported.
— Frank Holmes is a reporter for The Horn News. He is a veteran journalist and an outspoken conservative that talks about the news that was in his weekly article, “On The Holmes Front.”