Patriot,

With just 47 days until my primary, I knew the attacks and dirty tricks would start rolling in . . . and I was right.

Yesterday, I received an email from the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) asking for comment on an article they were about to publish, and they gave me less than four hours to respond.

Of course, I was outside knocking doors and speaking to voters, and not checking email. So, SPLC ran with an article, without my comment, linking me to alleged “hate groups,” aka every single conservative Republican they disagree with.

But here’s the funny thing. The SPLC is a hate group itself, whose leadership has been exposed for pedophilia. SPLC’s co-founder, Morris Dees, attempted to molest his own stepdaughter after giving her wine according to divorce documents filed by his ex-wife.

Dees was fired in 2019 by the SPLC amid “allegations of mistreatment, sexual harassment, gender discrimination and racism.”

How ironic! Especially for the publication that wants to call me a White Supremacist.

The allegations of molestation against Dees go all the way back to 1979 . . . and yet he remained on the job at SPLC for another 40 years!

How dare an organization with such a shady and hypocritical background even try judge to me or slander me with their fake news hit piece!

But, I’m not the only one being judged by this actual leftwing hate group. The SPLC is judging YOUR behavior and trying to cancel you for it.

In 2018, Facebook admitted that they use the SPLC as “external experts to inform our hate speech policies.”

If you use Facebook, you’re under the thumb of the SPLC with everything that you post.

Back to the article the SPLC wrote about me, of course they mentioned my congressional race against RINO incumbent Daniel Webster . . . and make no mistake, expect my political opponents to use these lies against me.

That’s just how this goes. Politics is ugly, and we have to fight to define ourselves before the opposition does.

As a friend once told me, “The law of the jungle is eat, or be eaten. The law of politics is define, or be defined.”

That’s why it’s so important for me to define myself and get in front of as many voters as possible in my district. Will you help make this happen?

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Thank you again for all that you do.

Respectfully,


Laura Loomer