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October 24, 2002
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210 New Reasons to Reject Animal Rights

This morning the Center for Consumer Freedom is issuing a news release regarding the national animal rights group Farm Sanctuary, which stands charged with 210 counts of breaking Florida election law. This stems from the group’s mammoth donations (over $465,000 so far) to the ballot committee working to add an absurd animal-rights clause to Florida’s state constitution.

After a thorough investigation, the Florida Elections Commission voted 9-0 to sustain charges against Farm Sanctuary. We have assembled a dossier [available by clicking here] that includes the official results of that investigation, the details of Farm Sanctuary’s illegal campaign giving, and a profile of the group from our award-winning ActivistCash website.

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