Democratic Socialists awarded $5.2M in inheritance dispute despite family's objections
A judge awarded the Democratic Socialists of America $5.2 million in an inheritance dispute, nearly doubling the organization's typical annual revenue.
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Alexandria Hoff reports on the escalating threat of socialism as big-name donors increasingly back Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) candidates.
Author Evan Barker, in her book "Nothing Left," reveals how wealthy contributors disguise themselves as "grassroots" supporters through DSA backing, utilizing unpaid labor to save millions.
The Democratic Socialists of America just won $5.2 million in an inheritance dispute, according to a new legal filing, handing the organization a major financial boost as it seeks to expand its influence within the Democratic Party.
The $5.2 million award is serious money for the Democratic Socialists of America, amounting to nearly an entire year of revenue for the organization, according to its tax filings.
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