A liberal, Soros-funded group is using the Charlottesville violence as an excuse to target conservative organizations by mislabeling them “white supremacist hate groups.” This is just the latest attempt by the left to use hate lists to try and undermine conservative groups they disagree with.
Color of Change, the “nation’s largest online racial justice organization,” launched a #NoBloodMoneycampaign to force credit card companies, payment services and Amazon to cut ties with “more than 100 white supremacist hate groups” on August 16. There is also an accompanying petition. Color of Change was co-founded by CNN political commentator Van Jones and received $1,380,000 from George Soros between 2012 and 2015 (The 2016 records haven’t been released).
The Blood Money website lists several conservative groups like the American Family Association, the David Horowitz Freedom Center and ACT for America — organizations which have absolutely nothing to do with race, let alone being white supremacists. Yet the campaign’s wording strongly implies that most, if not all, the 123 groups listed have white supremacist objectives.
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