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"It's not just a matter of
'Hey, they've been there a long time, let's get rid of them,'" Linbeck
says. "It's more like they've been there a long time and they’re
disconnected from the voters in their district, and they would win without some
other force coming in. Well, we're that other force."
Their criteria is straightforward. For CFPA to take action they
look at four factors: The district must be solidly red or blue ("we're not
looking to swing power from one party to the other," Linbeck says); the
challenger must be credible and capable of standing on his own; the current
incumbent must be entrenched—no freshmen; and their own private polling has to
show that there's actually a chance their candidate could win.
So, here’s a small
group, four I think, who have raised $1.8 million to target the declared
enemies to make sure they cannot be elected. They work particularly with
redistricting to make sure those they targeted cannot run.
Hey, go read the
article yourself. If you don’t conclude these are sick rich folk.
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