Why would organizations warning of voter fraud on billboards not identify themselves?

[richardhutnik]

HappySqurriel said:

richardhutnik said:

Why would you conceal your identity if there is nothing incorrect on the sign?  Usually organizations running advertising want to be identified, because you get media attention on yourself, and also get an opportunity to get more funds donated your way.  If it is so much above board, and motivations are pure, why hide yourself?

Again, look at your question and ask, if it is proper, why do you hide your identity?  Could it be it has ties to rich individuals who, if their identity got out, would end up generating a political firestorm that would work against the Republican party?  Nah, it is just individuals who are concerned about there not being voter fraud.

In a country where you receive death threats for speaking out against gay marriage or abortion (or pretty much any liberal position) why would you risk speaking out publicly unless you were seeking political office?

Apparently the signs slipped through.  Company policy is supposeed to be whomever is paying for the signs is supposed to identify themselves.

As far as death threats go, moment you get any, they get you increased media coverage and police protection.  Plus the police go and hunt the culprits down.  For political reasons, which is what drove the signs being up, this is a net political positive.  First side to get to death threats loses.