Tether-Tied Fellowship PAC Spends $300,000 on Georgia GOP Candidate's Campaign

The Fellowship PAC made its first political expenditure by spending $300,000 with Nxum Group, co-founded by Bo Hines.

“Super PAC tied to Tether makes first ad buy from firm founded by Tether's U”

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The spending was directed to Clay Fuller, who won a special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Green.

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The PAC has not responded to questions and has not yet disclosed any contributions.

Setting up a super PAC and paying yourself for services isn't against campaign-finance rules if done at market value.

An outside spokesperson for Tether said Tether International has no affiliation or oversight over Fellowship PAC.

Fellowship PAC appointed Jesse Spiro as its chairman.

The PAC began listing endorsements for Republican politicians.

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The PAC said it will support leaders who recognize the importance of fostering economic growth.

The PAC's first recipient of financial support is Clay Fuller.

The money spent was an independent expenditure without coordination.

Fuller has not broadcast a position on crypto.

Mitchell Nobel holds a senior position at Cantor Fitzgerald.

“Super PAC tied to Tether makes first ad buy from firm founded by Tether's U”

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Howard Lutnick is also part of the firm's leadership.

Fellowship PAC seeks to distinguish itself by emphasizing transparency and trust.

Tether US claims a stablecoin market cap of $37 million.

Fellowship PAC's total contributions so far remain modest.

Many critical primaries have concluded or are reaching final stages.