The presidential campaign of former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is backed by Democratic dark money, according to Jeffrey "InTheMatrixxx" Pedersen and Shannon "ShadyGrooove" Townsend.
The two made this assertion during the Jan. 22 episode of "The Matrixxx Grooove Show" on Brighteon.TV. Pedersen began by recounting how former President Donald Trump mentioned Arabella Advisors and the Sixteen Thirty Fund during a Jan. 20 campaign speech in New Hampshire. However, Townsend said they have been talking about it since July 2021.
Pedersen recalled that they heard about Arabella Advisors in the summer of 2021 and started digging into it, even making a presentation about it during one stop of the ReAwaken America Tour. "It doesn't matter when you find it, but when more independent digs confirm the same information – that is huge," he said. "We should be proud of other people that are digging on Arabella Advisors coming to the same conclusions that we did."
Meanwhile, Townsend said that back in 2020, the Sixteen Thirty Fund raked in $390 million. Half of that amount came from four donors, with one of the four transferring $86.2 million. The Soros-led Open Society Foundation's grant-making network donated about $17 million to the fund in the same year.
Haley staffer the MISSING LINK between her and Dem dark money
"InTheMatrixxx" cited a Jan. 20 article from the Washington Examiner about Tyler Clark, the New Hampshire state director for Haley's presidential campaign. While he assumed his current position only last year, Clark was listed in the state's 2020 lobbying disclosures as working for the Sixteen Thirty Fund.
The fund is managed by Arabella Advisors, the biggest liberal dark money network in the United States. Pedersen added that former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and White House Senior Counsel Paige Herwig had also worked at the fund. (Related: Report: “Arabella” is $500 million dark money “ATM machine” for the Democrat Left.)
"The Sixteen Thirty Fund is being investigated by [the] Washington, D.C. Attorney General's Office over financial management allegations belonging to the broader Arabella network, which doled out more than $140 million in 2020 to boost boost Democrats and to help unseat Trump," said Pedersen. Billionaire donors such as George Soros, Pierre Omidyar and Hansjorg Wyss bankrolled the fund that year, he added.
The two hosts then played a clip of Trump's Jan. 20 speech in New Hampshire. He disclosed Clark's role as lobbyist for the Sixteen Thirty Fund under Arabella Advisors, which the former president dubbed as "Public Enemy No. 1."
According to Trump, this should tell Americans about the person managing Haley's campaign in the Granite State. He also pointed out that Haley's donors are giving her a lot of money because they want her to win after losing a lot in 2016 and 2020.
Clark did not respond to a request for an interview. AnnMarie Graham-Barnes, a spokeswoman for Haley's campaign, declined to answer questions about Clark's lobbying record for liberal groups.
Townsend commented that the Democratic dark money network is starting to flip out because of Trump exposing its true colors. He also pointed out that given Clark's connections, the concerns among conservatives that Haley is too "establishment" and could given in to Democratic demands would only be reinforced.
This would be more obvious if she wins, as she would most likely hire people with close relationships to liberal activist hubs. According to "ShadyGrooove," Haley turns to the Democratic Swamp for talent instead of genuine conservatives.
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