'Squad' supporting Justice Democrats PAC raked in six figures from dark money source
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The Justice Democrats PAC, which seeks to add to the "Squad" in Congress, hauled in six figures in undisclosed donations as their favorite politicians rail against dark money.
Organize for Justice is the sister nonprofit to the Justice Democrats PAC. The nonprofit obscures its funders, making it virtually impossible to identify who's behind the six-figure cash infusion, which is also their single largest donation for the 2022 election cycle.
However, it's not the only time they've received backing from a source that conceals their donors. Way to Win, a left-wing nonprofit that also props up far-left politicians in the Justice Democrats mold, steered $100,000 to the PAC in 2020, their filings show.
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