Once-Powerful Voting Group Founded by Stacey Abrams Lays Off Most Employees Amid Steep Fall from Grace
Another political advocacy group has demonstrated the principle that leftists sometimes don’t understand how money works in the real world.
This time, it was Fair Fight, the group founded by two-time failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate and famed election denier Stacey Abrams in 2018.
According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the organization is $2.5 million in debt but has only $1.9 million in the bank.
“The organization’s voting rights, media, fundraising and grassroots organizing efforts will be slashed, and it will pare back its use of outside consultants and vendors,” the outlet reported.
Moreover, most of the organization’s actual employees will be unemployed in the immediate future.
“Some 20 employees — or 75% of the staff — will be cut,” the Journal-Constitution reported Tuesday.
