Congressman Lou Barletta of Pennsylvania

Six Republican candidates, including Rep. Lou Barletta of Pennsylvania, Rep. Dave Brat of Virginia, and professional vote suppressor Kris Kobach of Kansas, received donations ranging from $500 to $2,000 from a PAC linked to a white nationalist and eugenicist who once wrote a paper titled, “The Case for Passive Eugenics.” NBC News:

The PAC is linked to John Tanton, a leader of the anti-immigration movement and founder of several organizations that have sought to drastically decrease legal immigration and that oppose so-called amnesty legislation for immigrants in the country illegally, and bilingual education as well.”

Other Republicans who accepted donations from “U.S. Immigration Reform PAC”—an innocent-sounding name representing some extremist shit—also include Alabama’s Mo Brooks, Iowa’s Steve King, and Michigan’s John James.

In a shocker to absolutely no one, King—who recently endorsed a neo-Nazi sympathizer for office in Canada—appears to be the only one of the recipients to defend the contributions. And why wouldn’t he? King and Tanton are one and the same:

One day before the 2018 midterms, polls show Kobach, King and Brat in tight races. The Cook Political Report considers King a slight favorite to win, while the Kobach and Brat races are considered toss-ups.

Democrats are closing this election on protecting both migrant families and health care; Republicans are closing this election with ugly lies about both. Show them tomorrow it won’t pay off.

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