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[Jeff Ballinger @press4change]

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#GOP megadonor and ULINE CEO Richard Uihlein injected his Restoration PAC w/ another $7.1 mil between July & September to help elect right-wing Republicans
...donated $6.5 mil to anti-abortion groups & right-wing, state-based campaigns. via @EXPOSEDbyCMD

[Tracy🧀 @winightcheese]

If you can please drop Uline from your business or ask your company/boss to stop purchasing from them. Why should we bankroll their political right wing agenda? @REFUSEULINE has great info and resources.

[Americans For Tax Fairness @4TaxFairness]

Billionaires represent 0.000002% of the American population, but they're responsible for 7.4% of all political donations so far this cycle.

These contributions aren't just drowning out voters' voices—billionaires are betting they're going to make great returns on investment.

[Americans For Tax Fairness @4TaxFairness]

Just look at the Uihlein family and Diane Hendricks.

These billionaires spent $20 million to get Ron Johnson reelected in 2016.

Their influence was rewarded with a special tax break secured by Johnson that saved them $80 million in taxes in 2018 alone.
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@grinning_gaga @EllenEnders @aandasgram @JustinElliott @ShijeSings Yes

[Justin Elliott @JustinElliott]

We recently reported on how the Uihlein family – currently the single largest donors to the GOP – have funded far-right causes for generations, going back to at least the “America First” of the 1940s.

But, it turns out, the story doesn’t end there.

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@126meh @craigramsdell @GlennF Yes

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@man66779209 You have a hard time with the scale of impact of things don’t you

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The founders of ULINE have used their wealth to funnel millions of dollars into the most extreme right-wing politicians and movements in the United States. Burn it down.

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@lorenacupcake @Mike2600 @BRLSQ We got u as well

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@TheVoiceofDiss1 The door is over there

[Justin Elliott @JustinElliott]

And Dick Uihlein named his foundation after his father. Today, the Ed Uihlein Family Foundation funds a range of groups that push questionable election fraud claims, attack “transgender ideology.” From @SollenbergerRC: https://t.co/GOVo1bsF9R

[Justin Elliott @JustinElliott]

Ed Uihlein also sponsored a 1962 Chicago speech by Edwin Walker, a former general turned segregationist rabble rouser.

Here’s Walker in late 1961 talking up the “Southern triumph” over Reconstruction and “the tyranny within our own white race," via @eh_miller's book:

[Justin Elliott @JustinElliott]

Flush with profits, the Uihleins have poured money into right-wing politics, $120M this cycle alone on state and federal races.

They’re the biggest donors to Doug Mastriano in PA and have also given to election-denying Nevada Sec. of State candidate Jim Marchant.

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@JustinElliott Great reporting! Need an alternative source? We got you:

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[Justin Elliott @JustinElliott]

NEW from us:

The fortune behind the single biggest right-wing donor this election comes from a strange source: the cardboard boxes and paper bags strewn about your home.

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@TheVoiceofDiss1 Edgy

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@KandersonUS @FlaniganColette It’s all a platform for their world view—funded by cardboard (and grandpa Schlitz’s beer baron money)

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[Americans For Tax Fairness @4TaxFairness]

These billionaires are looking for a return on their investment.

Uihlein got a 1-year $43.5 million tax cut from one loophole in the CFG-backed Trump tax scam. It keeps giving every year.

If CFG succeeded in repealing the ACA, Yass could have cut his taxes by $49 million/year.