Weeks before missing out on Aaron Judge, Charles Johnson gave to a candidate who said America has 'suffered' as a result of women's suffrage.
, according to FEC filings reviewed by SFGATE. Johnson gave $2,900 to Gibbs, the maximum amount allowed to an individual campaign.
Gibbs has a long history of bizarre, offensive internet posts and outrageous public claims, many of which run contradictory to Johnson's 2021 pledge to"reject and denounce" 2020 election conspiracy theorists and"any individuals, candidates or elected officials who do not honor our constitution or who espouse or assist in violence of any kind."
As a student at Stanford in the early 2000s, Gibbs founded a"think tank" called the Society for the Critique of Feminism,on his personal website that the 19th Amendment — which granted women in the United States the right to vote — was a mistake, and that America has"suffered" as a result of women's suffrage.
to imply that Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta participated in satanic rituals. After Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential race, Gibbs re-emerged as an election conspiracy theorist. He decided to run for Congress, garnered the support of Trump himself, and continued pushing the false narrative that the election results in 2020 wereHe ultimately lost to his Democratic opponent Scholten by nearly 13%, 54.8% to 41.9%.
Johnson, an 89-year-old billionaire who lives in Palm Beach, Florida, gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to 2020 election conspiracy theorists during the 2022 midterms. Those politicians include Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker — whom
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