Nice work if you can get it: Looks like The Lincoln Project made out like bandits in 2022

Damn, it feels good to be a grifter! Apparently it pays quite handsomely, as well.

At least that’s been the case for the folks at The Lincoln Project, who apparently had a prettay, prettay, prettay good year last year:

NEW FEC F3X
THE LINCOLN PROJECT
RCPT $433,995
EXPN $912,842
COH $852,788https://t.co/lGPUUbHCab pic.twitter.com/O4ThqejOKj

— CATargetBot (@CATargetBot) January 31, 2023

Get a load of those “other disbursements” in the Expenditure Summary. What sorts of other disbursements are we talking about, exactly?

The Lincoln Project wraps up 2022 having raised $12.6M, spending ~$1M on political independent expenditures, w/the remaining $11.8M going to assorted other operating expenditures (chiefly legal fees/payouts and #resist-funded generational wealth transfers to the usual suspects). https://t.co/ZB28EW8CSa pic.twitter.com/NKk68y40Br

— Rob Pyers (@rpyers) January 31, 2023

Among the Lincoln Project's 2022 top vendors:

$1.7M Lever Communications (Joe Trippi)
$792K Summit Strategic (Reed Galen)
$595K Manhattan Creative (Joey Wartnerchaney)
$501K Message Mountain (Stu Stevens)
$450K Intrepid Media (Rick Wilson)
$445K Third Act Media (Ben Howe) https://t.co/d4kxg2kQbb

— Rob Pyers (@rpyers) January 31, 2023

Dang. Break me off a piece of that, you know what I mean? I don’t know about you guys, but I could sure use the extra cash. Of course I’d also have to be willing to steal it from people and lie all the time, and I draw the line at theft and willful dishonesty. It’s just how I was raised. But clearly The Lincoln Project doesn’t get hung up on stuff like that. Moral bankruptcy is probably very liberating, not to mention lucrative.

They spent $550,000 on their podcast lmao https://t.co/0iiNuogjI1

— Michael Duncan (@MichaelDuncan) February 1, 2023

Well, you know what they say: there’s no such thing as a free ~~lunch~~ podcast.

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— Honda Accord (@Accordhonda2016) February 1, 2023

We can all learn from these titans of industry. #griftliving

— Grift Strategies LLC (@griftstrat) January 31, 2023

Oh, we’ve definitely learned a lot from them. But even moreso, we’ve learned a lot about them, too. It’s been a very educational few years, hasn’t it?

I am shocked that what we confidently guessed about The Lincoln Project is proven to be true

— Pudge (@pudgenet) February 1, 2023

How much did they pay the guys with the tiki torches?

— Just Evan™ (@EvanPrinciple) February 1, 2023

Ooo … good question! Probably not as much as they paid themselves, but hopefully the fake neo-Nazis at least got a few bucks for their troubles.

I'm amazed there are still people stupid enough to willingly give these clowns 💰 https://t.co/D5AI8o90Yd

— Colonel Bijan Mustardson (@Tittlewk93) February 1, 2023

I feel fully justified in laughing at the fools who gave these grifters their money.

Because I, and many others, warned them that these guys were nothing but grifters.

— Can of Spam (@iDoLikeSpam) January 31, 2023

The Lincoln Project is one of the most brazen and transparent cons ever. The people who run and promote it continue to self-enrich right before the eyes of their donors and do nothing else. They got and get millions of free ads from MSNBC to help bilk gullible liberals for this: https://t.co/7s9przjNmL

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) February 1, 2023

It’s really a pretty sweet little scam they’ve got going over there.

Occasional reminder that @ProjectLincoln is just a bunch of worthless has-beens enriching themselves by pretending to change the outcome of elections, when in fact they’re just scamming naive democrats out of money — which is kind of hilarious. https://t.co/SwfKcfWwU4

— Fiscal Therapist (@BigLifeMark) February 1, 2023

Anyone who’s still sending these guys money at this point kinda deserves to get fleeced. Because clearly if you’re one of those people, you really have no business having money in the first place. You don’t know how to use it.