A Democratic super political action committee launched a new project Thursday asking those who have been “personally screwed” by Donald Trump to speak up.
American Bridge’s “Donald Trump Screwed Me” project asks anyone, current and former employees, for example, to share their stories about how they have been scammed by a Trump business.
The website is geotagged, meaning someone who is in or near a Trump property will receive it in Google ads. Specifically, it will target Trump’s properties in Manhattan, N.Y., Atlantic City, N.J., and Palm Beach, Fla.
“Were you one of Donald Trump’s victimized employees? Do you know of illegal or inappropriate behavior at one of Trump’s businesses or construction sites?” the website reads. “If you have been personally screwed by Donald Trump, or have a friend or relative who has been taken advantage of by Trump, we want to hear from you!
“Telling your story will help make sure that others like you are not abused by Trump. Together, we can put an end to Donald Trump’s aggressive business tactics that hurt hard-working Americans while he’s padding his pockets with your blood, sweat and money,” the website continues.
American Bridge President Jessica Mackler said her organization launched the website because “too many regular people have been victimized by Donald Trump’s conniving and exploitative self-enrichment and their stories deserve to be heard.
“Trump built his fortune by preying on seniors, veterans, and middle class families. He’s a con man who has consistently pushed the limits to take advantage of the trust people placed in him and exploit those whose only mistake was to take Trump at his word,” Mackler said in a statement first given to the New York Daily News.
American Bridge supports Democratic candidates exclusively and was founded by Hillary Clinton ally David Brock in 2010.
