“We’re not an organization that buys wheelchairs or prosthetics,” he told BBB. “We are pushing Congress to get every vet a Unicorn,’ so that they can go wherever they want to (for medical treatment).”
fify, you scumbag.
The Better Business Bureau quoted the group’s executive director, Dr. William Scott Magill, as saying, referring to the extreme overhead expenses: “I’m afraid that is the cost of
doing businessbeing a scumbag.”
Gawd, I hope they lose their ability to fund raise. What is it with ripping off our veterans? Can we bring back caning for this?
Kobach noted to the Kansas City Star that his board position is unpaid. He told the paper: “This is the first I’ve heard of any suggestion that the monies raised by the charity aren’t going to the various causes for veterans.”
Ah, the "Derp Defence"TM used by idiots everywhere.
Kris Kobach, such a fine upstanding . . .crook and liar.
I’d be curious to see to whose political coffers the professional fundraising companies are making campaign contributions.
Bet it starts with a “K”.
Kobach says he cares “deeply about veterans and veterans’ issues” Unless they try to vote of course.
I believe back in the olden days of 2016 this sort of setup would have been referred to as a scam.
I’m surprised that members of the Cadet Bone Spurs Crime Family aren’t also on that advisory board to pocket some of the grift.
Bet it ends with a “K,” too.
If this guy wins the governorship, I just might be okay with walling of Kansas. I hear that’s all the rage these days.
The group’s website includes a list of commitments: “Maintaining the integrity of our Republic,” “Promoting conservatism,” and “identify[ing] and oppos[ing] those individuals, groups and agendas that would, knowingly or otherwise, bring about the loss of our freedoms and the destruction of our Republic through, [sic] the violation of the Constitution and the erosion of the traditional founding values and morals.”
Typical Republican “charity”, as far as I can see.
[Kobach] said he joined the group because he cares “deeply about veterans and veterans’ issues.”
Yeah, right. You care so “deeply about veterans” that you allowed this to happen… on your watch!
Kobach, who is running to be governor of Kansas,
If Kansas elects this weasel terd to be their governor then I have an idea for where a real wall needs building
He said he joined the group because he cares “deeply about veterans and veterans’ issues”
Then why did you not take the time to vet these fakes before lending your name to them, hmmmmm?
According to Charity Navigator deductions are not tax deductible re this organization.
Kobach noted to the Kansas City Star that his board position is unpaid… He said he joined the group because he cares.
“You would expect me to be honest about something now?!”
Wounded warriors has had problems as well. Just disgusting to grift this way.
Typical, pathetic, GOP hypocrite.
It took me 5 minutes to find out this info on Charity Navigator.
No matter how badly the Three Stooges messed up their last job, they always seemed to be able to get another job, which they would then mess up. I’m seeing the same sort of thing here.