It turns out the controversy over tiki-torch carrying Nazis at a Glenn Youngkin campaign bus was all the Lincoln Project’s doing. On Friday morning, individuals dressed up like the white supremacists ...
Disgraced anti-Republican group The Lincoln Project and its co-founder Steve Schmidt were blasted by the Charlottesville city council Thursday over planting fake protesters last week in outfits ...
The Lincoln Project took credit for a stunt in which a group of people wielding tiki torches in the style of a 2017 “alt-right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, showed up outside a Glenn Youngkin ...
Lincoln Project co-founder Steve Schmidt eviscerated his organization as "recklessly stupid" Wednesday after it planted fake White supremacists as Glenn Youngkin supporters in the waning days of the ...
"I grabbed the Special Olympics flag and said, 'This is why I run.'" And that was why Chalmers, a 38-year-old Special Olympics athlete from Red Wing, Minn., was running Friday in Beatrice and Lincoln ...
Lincoln Project adviser Stuart Stevens defended the group sending people dressed as protesters from the deadly 2017 Charlottesville 'Unite the Right' rally to Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn ...
"I grabbed the Special Olympics flag and said, 'This is why I run.'" And that was why Chalmers, a 38-year-old Special Olympics athlete from Red Wing, Minn., was running Friday in Beatrice and Lincoln ...
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