Iowa Caucus Fiasco: Something New, Or Deja Vu?

[Sammy]

[Brian4Liberty]

An article referenced in this episode. Wouldn’t it be interesting if Buttigieg and Klobuchar came in first and second?

Pro-Israel Buttigieg backer Seth Klarman is top funder of group behind Iowa’s disastrous voting app

At the time of publication, twelve hours after voting in the Democratic Party’s Iowa caucuses ended, the results have not been announced. The delay in reporting is the result of a failed app developed by a company appropriately named Shadow Inc.

This firm was staffed by Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama campaign veterans and created by a Democratic dark money nonprofit backed by hedge fund billionaires including Seth Klarman. A prolific funder of pro-settler Israel lobby organizations, Klarman has also contributed directly to Pete Buttigieg’s campaign.
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An Israel lobby moneyman’s path to Mayor Pete’s wine cave

Shadow Inc. was launched by a major Democratic dark money nonprofit called Acronym, which also gave birth to a $7.7 million Super PAC known as Pacronym.

According to Sludge, Pacronym’s largest donor is Seth Klarman. A billionaire hedge funder, Klarman also happens to be a top donor to Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar.

Though he has attracted some attention for his role in the campaign, Klarman’s prolific funding of the pro-settler Israel lobby and Islamophobic initiatives has gone almost entirely unmentioned.

Seth Klarman is the founder of the Boston-based Baupost Group hedge fund and a longtime donor to corporate Republican candidates. After Donald Trump called for forgiving Puerto Rico’s debt, Klarman – the owner of $911 million of the island’s bonds – flipped and began funding Trump’s opponents.

The billionaire’s crusade against Trump ultimately led him to Mayor Pete’s wine cave.

By the end of 2019, Klarman had donated $5600 to Buttigieg and pumped money into the campaigns of Amy Klobuchar, Cory Booker and Kamala Harris as well.
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More: https://thegrayzone.com/2020/02/04/p...as-voting-app/

[Zippyjuan]

In 2012 it took Republicans five months before they decided Ron Paul won the Iowa Caucus. They had three different people announced as the "winner" that year. This is nothing new and not unique to Democrats.

[Brian4Liberty]

In 2012 it took Republicans five months before they decided Ron Paul won the Iowa Caucus. They had three different people announced as the "winner" that year. This is nothing new and not unique to Democrats.

Is that today’s DNC talking point? Yes, it is common and happens in both parties in a whole variety of ways. Yet you are the one who is always claiming there is no such thing as vote fraud in the US.

[Zippyjuan]

Is that today’s DNC talking point? Yes, it is common and happens in both parties in a whole variety of ways. Yet you are the one who is always claiming there is no such thing as vote fraud in the US.

A caucus is not really voting. Not in the traditional sense.

[Sammy]

An article referenced in this episode. Wouldn’t it be interesting if Buttigieg and Klobuchar came in first and second?

Turns out I was right.They agree with Bernie on his insane communist agenda but they don't like the fact that he is not pro Israel enough.

[Brian4Liberty]

A caucus is not really voting. Not in the traditional sense.

Lol. Swing and a miss. A distinction without a difference. Human nature remains the same.