As we previously reported, Zapata County Democrats allegedly paid for votes in cash next to a porta potty by the courthouse. The Attorney General searched the homes of the county judge, the sheriff, both their wives, the sheriff’s secretary, her husband, a campaign worker and a justice of the peace. That was the small-town version of Democrat voter outreach.
Townhall just got the statewide version on undercover video, from the organizing manager of Texas Majority PAC, the Democrat machine trying to elect James Talarico:
“We are paying people $25 to attend a one-hour Zoom class to learn why voting is important and why the Republicans are causing all of these bad things,” McAdams says in the undercover video. “So it’s like a roundabout way of paying people for their votes, essentially.”
His name is Sky McAdams. He’s a paid organizer and unpaid whistleblower. He calls it a “paid relational program.” He also calls it “a little gray.” LOL
In Zapata, the affidavit calls it “compensating individuals to interact with voters in the presence of their official ballot,” and the cops show up with a warrant. Apparently, Zoom is a weird trick workaround in the law.
Fun fact: Texas Majority PAC is Soros money. George Soros has given it $7.45 million in his own name, and the PAC has paid Relentless $718,450 this year for the Zoom classes. It also sent $400,000 to Relentless’s own PAC, which paid $388,000 of it right back to Relentless three weeks later.
McAdams’ own take on the Democrat strategy: “If I was a Republican, I would be pissed. I would be like, that’s shady as f**k.”
We are. It is.
Seems like a nothingburger to me. Widely praised cash incentives to vote: Medicaid, Medicare, Food stamps, Social Security, government contracts, government jobs, government housing, stimulus/tariff/DOGE/"dividend" checks. A million other things...
To be paid $25 to watch a video, with no requirement to vote afterwards, seems like nothing compared to the normal stuff almost everyone celebrates.
That’s interesting.