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jmbar2

(8,184 posts) Wed May 20, 2026, 11:45 AM Wednesday

Watching the House Judiciary hearing on Southern Poverty Law Center

SPLC is accused of paying undercover informants to infiltrate white nationalist, racists groups.

Testifying against SPLC are big Christian Nationalist leaders. They are positioning themselves to make claims for money from the new Trump $1.7b slush fund.

Zoe Lofgren comments that this case is setting precedent that ANYONE prosecuted for racist, anti-Semitic, anti-abortion terrorism, and any future insurrectionists will now be eligible for funding from Trump's slush fund.

It's another grift. Christian pigs lining up at the Trump trough.

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Watching the House Judiciary hearing on Southern Poverty Law Center (Original Post) jmbar2 Wednesday OP

And the white christian nationalists don't infiltrate? Seriously? Srkdqltr Wednesday #1

Omg 😳 debsy Wednesday #2

I think you don't have to have been prosecuted for the Trump panel to give you money, just be a Trump soldier muriel_volestrangler Wednesday #3

Srkdqltr

(9,974 posts)

1. And the white christian nationalists don't infiltrate? Seriously?

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Wed May 20, 2026, 11:58 AM

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debsy

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2. Omg 😳

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Wed May 20, 2026, 12:24 PM

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It is so heartbreaking and disgusting to listen to the Republican propaganda. White privilege on full display.

muriel_volestrangler

(106,626 posts)

3. I think you don't have to have been prosecuted for the Trump panel to give you money, just be a Trump soldier

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Wed May 20, 2026, 03:07 PM

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You (which is both individuals and entities) just have to "assert one legal claim stating that the claimant was a victim of Lawfare and/or Weaponization." Since "lawfare" and "weaponization" aren't legal terms, this could, in wingnut eyes, just mean you were subject to tax audit. Or someone from the government sent you a letter. Oil companies could claim for having to testify to Congress.

If the people making the (secret) decisions weren't Trump cronies, then the ridiculous stuff would get thrown out. But this is designed to be ridiculous -to go against the normal rule of law.

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