Less than a month after The Lincoln Project announced it was forming a “transition advisory committee” to get its “own house in order” in reference to inappropriate behavior by cofounder John Weaver, revelations have come to light that some “TLP officials were informed of Weaver’s harassment as early as last January,” according to a report.
The Lincoln Project (TLP) Co-founder George Conway said the organization “should shut down, absent full disclosure of its finances” in response to fresh reporting that TLP knew about the inappropriate behavior by Co-founder John Weaver as early as last year.
The Lincoln Project announced a new “Transition Advisory Committee” to “get our own house in order,” a released statement said Thursday.
George Conway, cofounder of the Never Trump Lincoln Project, and Kurt Bardella, a former senior adviser to the embattled organization, have publicly called to shut down the operation because of continued fallout over allegations of cofounder John Weaver preying upon young men, including minors, and subsequent reports that some of the super PAC’s leaders knew of the allegations as early as March 2020.
A second underage boy is accusing Lincoln Project cofounder John Weaver of harassment and sexual misconduct.
HBO talk show host Bill Maher sat down with Lincoln Project cofounder Steve Schmidt on Friday evening, just a few hours after Schmidt had announced his resignation from the Never Trump group amid a wave of reports of misconduct allegations against another one of its founders, John Weaver.
Meghan McCain, daughter of the late Sen. John McCain, said her father “despised” Lincoln Project cofounders Steve Schmidt and John Weaver.
Steve Schmidt, MSNBC pundit, resigned from the Lincoln Project on Friday and claimed he was sexually abused by a man when he was 13. He also described his resignation as partly motivated by a desire to create a vacancy on his organization’s board of directors for a woman.
Two staffers working for a PAC seeking to oust Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) joined a podcast with the Lincoln Project despite the Never Trump organization’s knowledge about cofounder John Weaver’s predatory behavior toward young men, some of them teenagers.
Lincoln Project TV host Nayyera Haq resigned from the Never Trump organization Friday amid a growing number of allegations of sexual harassment against co-founder John Weaver.
Another adviser to the Lincoln Project bailed on the Never Trump organization as it becomes engulfed in allegations one of its founders exploited young men.
The “FBI is investigating allegations against Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver” and if he “ever behaved inappropriately” with “underage boys.”
The Never Trump group The Lincoln Project published a series of private messages between cofounder Jennifer Horn and a journalist — seemingly without permission from Horn — and then, minutes later, deleted the messages during a bizarre unfolding of events late Thursday night.
The Never Trump group the Lincoln Project in a statement Thursday night agreed to a third-party review of the many allegations of misconduct with young men leveled against cofounder John Weaver and offered to release former employees who want to speak publicly about Weaver from their nondisclosure agreements.
Twitter says that disgraced Lincoln Project cofounder John Weaver did not violate its rules on unwanted sexual advances when he allegedly used the platform’s direct messaging system to sexually proposition young men.
Credibly accused Lincoln Project cofounder John Weaver owned a children’s boutique, according to the far-left Associated Press.
The AP reports that Lincoln Project leaders knew of cofounder John Weaver’s alleged predations all the way back in June.
Lincoln Project cofounder Jennifer Horn has terminated her relationship with the anti-Trump organization, citing the “grotesque and inappropriate behavior” of her colleague and fellow cofounder John Weaver, who has been accused of sending explicit messages to young men, allegedly offering advice in exchange for sexual favors.
For months, left-wing stars have tirelessly boosted the anti-Trump Republican organization by spreading its viral videos and whipping up enthusiasm on social media. Now their devotion is being tested after the New York Times reported Sunday on accusations that Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver sent explicit messages to nearly a dozen young men, offering them career advancement in exchange for sexual favors. One of the men claims he was 14-years-old when Weaver sent him inappropriate messages.
Establishment media outlets CBS News and NBC News failed to cover the damning allegations lodged against one of the Lincoln Project’s cofounders, who was accused of sending unsolicited and provocative messages to young men, during their evening broadcasts on Monday, according to a report from NewsBusters.
The Lincoln Project was partly a “grooming organization for John Weaver to meet young men to try to get them in bed,” said Ryan Girdusky.
Several influential progressive celebrities — including A-list actors Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Sam Elliott, and Martin Sheen — have lent a hand to the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, which now faces mounting criticisms and questions following damning accusations lodged against one of its co-founders, who has been accused of sending sexually explicit messages to young men.
The Lincoln Project, a left-wing super PAC, spent the entirety of its political advertising budget to assist Democrats, despite its founders and directors marketing themselves as conservative Republicans.
Veteran Republican strategist Karl Rove on Monday said he has known about Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver’s “pattern of behavior” since 1988 following a bombshell report in which Weaver was accused of sending unwanted sexually explicit messages to nearly two dozen young men.
Anti-Trump Lincoln Project co-founder George Conway tried to put distance between himself and his colleague, John Weaver — who has been accused of online harassment, sending sexually explicit messages to young men — on Monday, contending that he did not know him “very well.”
The Lincoln Project, a group of boomer anti-Trump political consultants, one of whom was allegedly sent inappropriate messages to young men, is accused of soliciting teenagers on Twitter.
Several left-wing Hollywood heavyweights, including A-list actors Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston, and Dreamworks co-founder and Quibi CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, are among the top donors of the embattled Lincoln Project, the anti-Trump super PAC whose co-founder faces accusations of sending provocative messages to young men.
Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” George Conway offered up his thoughts on Project Lincoln co-founder John Weaver, who has been accused of sending explicit messages to a number of young men, including offering them assistance in exchange for sexual favors.
Daily Beast editor-at-large Molly Jong-Fast allegedly knew about the sexually explicit messages that John Weaver — a co-founder of the anti-Trump super PAC Lincoln Project — had been sending to nearly a dozen young men, in which he offered them career advice and jobs in exchange for sexual favors.
Republican political consultant Karl Rove brought up allegations against the Lincoln Project’s John Weaver in 2004 only to have them dismissed.
John Weaver, a co-founder of the Lincoln Project, has been accused of sending explicit messages to young men, offering them career advice and jobs in exchange for sexual favors.
John Weaver — the co-founder of the anti-Trump super PAC Lincoln Project — addressed the “inappropriate” sexually charged messages that he has been sending to men, stating that he is gay.
The Lincoln Project, a political action committee (PAC) opposing Donald Trump, raised nearly $60 million since its establishment last year.
John Weaver, one co-founder of The Lincoln Project Super PAC, signed a deal in 2019 with a Russian state-owned company to advocate for its interests — but ultimately rejected the contract once he was accused of hypocrisy for his years of calling President Donald Trump a pawn of Vladimir Putin.
Opponents of President Donald Trump are planning to target his supporters, both in politics and in the media, after the election, according to a glowing account of the “Never Trump” faction of Republicans that appeared in Saturday’s Washington Post.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday ridiculed a group of Never Trump Republicans who put together an ad criticizing his response to the Chinese coronavirus. “I don’t know what Kellyanne did to her deranged loser of a husband, Moonface, but it
George Conway, attorney and husband of senior White House aide Kellyanne Conway, will lead a new group of anti-Trump critics aimed at thwarting President Donald Trump’s re-election.
Outgoing Ohio Governor and Never Trumper John Kasich conceded on Wednesday that he will not be able to defeat President Donald Trump in a 2020 Republican presidential primary.
