Marc Moran
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Marc Moran is a Republican [1] former National Alliance member who won election to the Town Council of Hopewell, New Jersey, but later resigned amid controversy over his political views.
Moran is a former stand up comedian who appeared on television shows such as "Evening at the Improv". He published several articles under his own name on Vanguard News Network, the website of Alex Linder, and founded ShopWhite, a short lived e-commerce site associated with Vanguard News Network, in a registered business entity with Bill White.
[edit] References
- Missouri Secretary of State Corporation Division -- Linder / White business dealings
- "Hate Spreads: White Supremacist Website Attacks Pols On Moran Flap", Trentonian, July 15, 2003 Page A1
[edit] External links
- Ex-councilman cuts ties to hate group Associated Press report, July 17, 2003.
- Racist Propaganda Circulating in Borough Spawns Incitement and Investigation Recounts Moran's Town Council resignation.
- "Haven For Hate:Site Targets Local Pols", Trentonian, July 15, 2003 Page A3
- A VIEW TO A CHILL: Councilman member of supremacy group
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