DOJ investigates Texas Democratic group after undercover video
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 15:02 · Archive
The Department of Justice is investigating Texas Majority PAC after a viral undercover video.
The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into Texas Majority PAC after an undercover video circulated online. In the video, Sky MacAdams, identified as an organizing manager for the group, discussed what he called a 'Paid Relational Program' and acknowledged that the arrangement would appear questionable, saying he would consider it suspicious if roles were reversed.
MacAdams has since been fired from his position at the Democratic group. The undercover footage sparked significant public attention and prompted the DOJ investigation.
How it is being reported
- DOJ investigating Texas Dem group after operative suggests it’s ‘paying people’ for votes in viral video“If I was a Republican, I would be pissed. I would be like, that’s shady as f–k," said Sky MacAdams, a since-fired organizing manager for Texas Majority PAC.New York Post · 1 Oct, 01:18
- Trump DOJ investigating Dem group in Texas after viral undercover video sparks massive uproarA viral undercover video showing a Texas Majority PAC employee describing a "Paid Relational Program" has now triggered a DOJ investigation.Fox News · 30 Sept, 17:16
In this story: Department of Justice · Texas Majority PAC · Sky MacAdams · Texas
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