“He created Good Influence. It's a for-profit company that connects paying candidates with influencers who can promote them.”

WSJ What’s News · Will Gen Z Hand Democrats a ‘Blue Wave’ in the Midterms?

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Created a for-profit company that connects paying political candidates with social-media influencers who promote them

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