Take, for instance, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) or the American Muslim Council (AMC), groups which purport to aim at the establishment of a just and constructive rapport between Americans and Muslims.
Some conservative activists think the Conservative Victory Project organizers really aim to elect more establishment candidates who are not conservative enough -- a charge the group's leaders vehemently deny.
Law said his groups have backed tea party candidates as well as establishment ones and that the Victory Project's aim is not to go after one group but to field the most competitive candidates possible.