Liberal activists and their fellow travelers in business, government, and media frequently cite the Southern Poverty Law Center as an authority on what qualifies as a hate group or an extremist organization.
That’s despite — or because of — the SPLC’s heavy left-wing bias, the frequency with which it smears law-abiding conservatives as “extremists,” and its link to alleged domestic terrorism.
‘First, they wanted you to affirm, and then they wanted you to celebrate, and then they wanted you to participate.’
Exuding liberal sanctimony with an air of legitimacy helps keep the SPLC — a nonprofit sued numerous times for defamation, accused by one former staffer of exaggerating hate to “bilk” donors, and given an F-rating by Charity Watch — awash in cash.
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