The Georgia senator faces an uphill battle in her reelection bid, with some polls putting her in fourth.
Now, Loeffler, who has already loaned her struggling campaign $10 million and has pledged to spend twice as much, is trying to entice donors with a “co-investor program” that promises enormous access to the senator.
According to the brochure, donors who give $10,000 to Loeffler’s PAC or $5,600 directly to her campaign, or raise $50,000 from other donors, will be part of the top tier, “board member,” which provides access such as quarterly breakfasts and dinners, a thank you event, a monthly conference call, a holiday party and “invitation to special events throughout the year.”
“Shareholder” and “investor” both include the quarterly meals, a thank you event and monthly conference calls as well, and all three tiers are part of what the campaign termed “The Executive Council.”Twitter users took note of the irony of Loeffler using investing terms shortly after being accused of insider trading.
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