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Alabama AG Steve Marshall leads the Rule of Law Defense Fund, which paid for robocalls promoting the rally.
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Alabama AG Steve Marshall leads the Rule of Law Defense Fund, which paid for robocalls promoting the rally.
Marshall's investigation into the nonprofit he heads shouldn't take long. The group has never had more than four paid staff.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said he's unaware the group he leads was involved in the rally.
Attorney General Steve Marshall has not yet publicly addressed his role leading the dark-money group.
