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

[richardhutnik]

Viper1 said:

richardhutnik said:

HappySqurriel said:

How do you know it is an organization and not an individual?

Sign says "A private family foundation".  It doesn't say something like "A concerned citizen".  In short, it is an established organization which didn't want to know it is connected with the sign.

I've worked with several private foundations that are just 1 person.   In fact, the majority of 501(3)'s are single entity operations...menaing it's just 1 person.

I actually started a non-profit in NY state.  I know with my experience working with non-profits, that there are 3 Ms they seek for survival: Money, Media, and Members.  You want to get as much media attention to your issue, and your organization, to be able get more resources by those who would support it.  You hide your name because you know there will be a backlash against it, and the outcome would be worse than if you show your face.  Pretty much, in short, probably not above board.  You likely can ding Anonymous on it.

An angle here is it is also possible some rich liberal side might of done it, so the blowback would be bad for those who are pushing the need for cracking down on voter fraud.  By not identifying oneself, one opens up to having one's views distorted.