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ALT 12. "DRAG SHOW" MEANS A SHOW OR PERFORMANCE FOR ENTERTAINMENT DURING WHICH A SINGLE PERFORMER OR GROUP OF PERFORMERS DO BOTH OF THE FOLLOWING: (a) DRESS IN CLOTHING AND USE MAKEUP AND OTHER PHYSICAL MARKERS OPPOSITE OF THE PERFORMER'S OR GROUP OF PERFORMERS' GENDERS AT BIRTH TO EXAGGERATE GENDER SIGNIFIERS AND ROLES. (b) ENGAGE IN SINGING, DANCING OR A MONOLOGUE OR SKIT IN ORDER TO ENTERTAIN AN AUDIENCE OF TWO OR MORE PEOPLE
ALT In 2004, Caruso donated $100,000 to the Progress for America Voter Fund, a super PAC for George W. Bush. The PAC was fined $750,000 for ethics violations three years later. Caruso also maxed out donations to Minority Whip Senator John Thune of South Dakota, who proudly states on his website that he has a “100 percent pro-life voting record.” Congressmember Pete Sessions, who went on to be subpoenaed as part of an investigation into the Trump administration, received $1,125 from Caruso that year.
ALT In 2016, Caruso donated nearly a quarter of a million dollars to Republican Ohio Governor John Kasich’s presidential super PAC. As governor, Kasich passed a 12-week abortion ban which penalized doctors who performed the procedure with up to 18 months in prison. When Kevin McCarthy ran for Congress in 2017, Caruso gave $5,400. McCarthy is one of the primary deniers of the January 6, 2020, insurrection and has been the subject of a probe related to the incident.
ALT Caruso gave $4,600 to Mitch McConnell’s 2007 campaign for US Senate. McConnell has a terrible voting record on reproductive rights, and vowed to push a vote that would put a federal ban on abortions after 20 weeks. That year, Caruso also lent his support to Steve Cooley’s campaign for attorney general of California by donating $12,999. Cooley went on to represent the Center for Medical Progress, an anti-abortion group. Cooley was also behind the release of abortion providers’ names amidst a surge of anti-abortion violence.
