Tom Cotton got to the Senate with the help of $7.5 million from super PACs funded by the Koch brothers. This cycle, just 13 cents on the dollar of his individual donations came from everyday Arkansans, and he raises more from Florida, California and New York than from his own constituents. Over a fifth of his money comes from pro-Israel groups, more than $1.1 million from AIPAC alone, and the rest from Wall Street, Silicon Valley, weapons makers and Big Tobacco. He takes their millions, does their bidding, and leaves working families behind.
Tom Cotton works for out-of-state billionaires, not Arkansas #maga #arkansas #billionaires
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