Conservative political motion committee Right Now Minnesota faces questions on the way it’s spending donors’ money

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Conservative political motion committee Right Now Minnesota faces questions on the way it’s spending donors’ money

Ryan Faircloth and Briana Bierschbach on the Star Tribune report a conservative political motion committee (PAC) in Minnesota, Right Now Minnesota, spent zero dollars to assist elect Republican candidates last yr. Campaign finance reports show the PAC, which was established in 2017, spent just about all the cash it took in last yr on web access and webhosting.

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