Fellowship, a super PAC reportedly associated with Tether, has revealed a $300,000 advertising expenditure to Nxum Group, a company co-founded by Tether US CEO Bo Hines. According to NS3.AI, the Federal Election Commission filing indicates that the spending was in support of Georgia Republican Clay Fuller. Despite this significant expenditure, Fellowship's current federal disclosures continue to show its accounts at zero, even after a prior announcement that it would be established with pledges totaling $100 million.#Tether #SuperPAC #AdSpend #NxumGroup #BoHines #FederalElectionCommission #GeorgiaRepublican #ClayFuller #Fellowship #PoliticalExpenditure #ZeroBalance #NS3AI