She Refused Corporate Money, but Her top donors are all big business insiders.

You never have to apologize for being a Democrat. Abigail Spanberger is a good example.

Since nearly a decade ago, the former CIA officer has positioned her as an enemy of corporate PACs alongside socialists like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez.

She boasted in a 2020 re-election TV ad, “When I ran as a candidate for Congress, I pledged to refuse money from corporate political action committees.” “I’ve kept this promise.”

She tweeted during the campaign for 2022: “I won’t accept corporate money.”

In her campaign for governor, she received the endorsement of a group on the far left, for her “longstanding stance against accepting corporate PAC contributions” — a group founded and funded by a Goldman Sachs billionaire.

It’s important for skeptics to understand that Spanberger is backed by wealthy special interests, many of whom are from out-of-state. It’s crucial that skeptics understand this, as Spanberger has been backed by wealthy special interests… some of whom are from outside the state.

Spanberger’s PAC, so closely linked to her that it is called SPAN PAC, accepted tens of thousand of dollars in donations from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and a utility company up until she retired.

She received $10,000 in 2020 from a PAC that was funded by Microsoft. Amazon. Pfizer. General Motors. Dominion Energy. NPR’s liberal analysis found that 48 out of 57 leadership PACs who contributed to Spanberger’s campaign accepted corporate contributions.

The Monopoly Man candidate

The list of Spanberger’s biggest donors to her gubernatorial campaign committee is like a Who’s Who in ultraliberal corporate donors.

Spanberger received $350,000 from California tech mogul Reid Hoffman. Hoffman is the billionaire founder and CEO of LinkedIn. Restoration News reported that Hoffman is one of the most ardent NeverTrump mega donors. He has funded smear campaign against Republicans for “corruption” and “white nationalism”. Hoffman even interfered in the GOP primary 2024 to prevent Trump from winning the presidency.

Hoffman paid $1 million to Fusion GPS’s legal fees, the firm that created the infamous fake Russian document meant as a way to label President Trump as a Russian crony. He has funded disinformation campaigns worth six figures to flip southern states blue, starting with Virginia’s General Assembly.

Oh, and Hoffman visited Jeffrey Epstein’s pedophile Island to invite immoral elites for a “breakfast party” with Bill Gates. Epstein was later awarded a prize for courageously challenging the “society’s injustices.” He doesn’t want to talk about this anymore.

Michael Bills is Virginia’s George Soros. The Charlottesville millionaire, who is also known as “HotWifeExperience,” is the biggest individual donor in Virginia. Bills funded Gibson, who filmed herself having sexual relations for money and sometimes violently, to outspend her Republican opponent. Voters wisely saw right through her and voted against her.

Liz Simons, along with her husband Mark Heising, donated Spanberger’s campaign $200,000 Simons, the daughter of hedge fund billionaire James Simons, is a Democrat Mega-donor who has given millions to Democratic campaigns, from President down to District Attorney. Heising, a private investor whose foundation finances a number of far-left activist organizations, has donated strong>$200,000/strong> to Spanberger’s campaign.

Simons’s brother is Nathaniel Simons. He is a Bay Area billionaire, hedge fund manager, and has dubious ties with Russian oligarchs via his global warming organization, Sea Change Foundation.

Other notable Spanberger Corporate Contributors include:

• James Kevin Scott, Chief technology officer for Microsoft, has donated $127,000 to the cause.

• David C. Frederick is a white-shoe law firm associate representing Morgan Stanley, and other major banks.

• Gwendolyn sontheim Meyer is a billionaire corporate sheiress who has donated $100,000 to the Arabella black money network.

• $250,000. Glen E. Tullman is a former Big Health executive, and investor.

• Robert Hardie is a manager of a private investment firm.

• Martha Samuelson is a executive in financial services.

• Todd Stottlemyer is the CEO of Acentra Health, a -backed healthcare technology firm.

• Thomas J. McInerney is the CEO and president of New York Investment firm Altaba, who was previously in charge of insurance giant Aetna.

• Shannon Hunt-Scott is a Silicon Valley political activist, who was the California fundraising arm for Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign as well as an abortion rights organization.

Spanberger’s lies are as extreme as they are phony. Will the voters see through Spanberger’s lies and vote Winsome Sears instead?