This week, Google sent a new batch of emails supporting Donald Trump to the spam boxes of Gmail users.
The new emails came from Crippled America, a Super PAC which supports Trump. The goal of the emails is to raise cash independently in support of Trump’s presidential candidacy.
Crippled America sent the first of the two emails on the evening of June 30, according to a time stamp.
The run-on sentence title of Crippled America’s first email is “Help us catch Crooked Hillary we are only a few donations away.” The recipient’s name — e.g., Eric — is wedged before the word “Help” with no punctuation.
A pattern of similar errors throughout both emails suggests gross amateurism by Crippled America.
Crippled America sent the spam-landing emails from the address info@kkklinton.com. (An Internet search shows that Crippled America owns the domain name kkklinton.com.)
The “Help us catch Crooked Hillary” email begins by declaring that presumed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has raised a tremendous amount of money.
“Donald Trump needs our help to match their donations so we can win this November,” the email says.
“Our large donors have pledged hundreds of thousands of dollars, but it is YOU, the grassroots activist, who are [sic] the soul of this campaign.”
There’s also mention of an anti-Clinton television commercial.
The email then offers more criticism of Clinton and several dollar-amount buttons (which are later offered still again).
“You are on our list because like us you believe that Donald J. Trump will Make America Great Again,” the fine print at the bottom of the email explains.
The address of Crippled America — 1412-B Stonehollow Drive in Kingwood, Texas — is a nondescript, single-story, strip office building in a fancypants suburb of Houston, Texas.
Crippled America appears to have sent its second email just less than two hours after sending the first one. The second email is entitled “Reviewing our donor records.” As with the first one, the recipients’ names are wedged nakedly before the word “Reviewing.”
“Time is running short Eric we saw that you tried to get to our donation page but the sheer amount of people going there overloaded our servers,” the grammatically-challenged text from financial director Zac Cossum explains.
The rest of the second email repeats — seemingly verbatim — the first one. The same words are highlighted. The same donation buttons are offered — twice. The same arguments about Putin, China, ISIS, illegal immigration and NAFTA are made. “Overseas” is spelled as “over seas” the same wrong way.
The Facebook page of Zac Cossum of Austin, Texas — who likes Crippled America (as well as Señor Frog’s Aruba and a fraternity at the University of Texas at Austin) — shows a remarkably youthful-looking person.
Earlier in June, Gmail users by the score claimed that Google is filtering emails from presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign directly into their spam folders. (RELATED: Users Claim Google Is Putting Trump Emails In Their Spam Box)
There have been previous reports, denied by Google, that the search engine was manipulating search autocomplete results in favor of Hillary Clinton.
Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, has previously said, “Google is directly engaged with Hillary Clinton’s campaign.”
In 2015, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt reportedly funded a startup, “The Groundwork,” with the objective of helping Hillary Clinton get elected.
The Super PAC name “Crippled America” relates to a 2015 book authored by Trump. Its full title is “Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again.”
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