And your big mistake is thinking that Cantorizing Ryan and losing a safe House seat with a scamPAC stooge like Nehlen is conservative.
Nehlen is a “scam”? If Nehlen is scam what is Ryan dishonestly pushing amnesty, dishonestly campaigning for Obama’s TPA, cutting vet pay, support for open borders, etc., etc? THAT is “Principled Conservatism”? Buy a clue: Ryan’s faux conservatism is real scam.
Seems their is nothing principled or conservative about Wisconsin “conservatives”. Feel free to support your local RINO but know conservatives across the country despise his anti-American and unpatriotic progressive agenda.
Yes. The Nehlen campaign is a scam. His campaign manager is based in Virginia and has previously managed longshot campaigns against entrenched incumbents.
It's called a scamPAC and the scam works like this: First, the Virginia consultant seeks and signs with a local unknown candidate. Next, the campaign manager designs a campaign to advertise and fundraise on national conservative outlets accusing a local entrenched incumbent of being NWO, corporatist, globalist, pro-NAFTA, pro-immigrant, etc. The campaigns generally make very little effort to gain support locally.
Add in a few "Cantorize" comments on a few conservative news discussion websites and -- VOILA!! The money rolls into Nehlen's campaign from out-of-staters who have no real clue. They only know that they HATE the guy who is currently in office.
The campaign manager pays himself a hefty salary from the national fundraising. The scammer also owns a consulting company which the campaign - funded by a national donor base who are otherwise unconnected to the candidate or district - then pays high service fees.
The candidate may or may not be in on the scam. It doesn't matter. He's not supposed to win, but as long as he doesn't have to self-finance, he loses nothing.
If you gave money to Paul Nehlen, you've been scamPACked.