<human>:  I've heard powerful politicians, can set up super PAC organizations, that are false, and are just raising money, without really focusing on the goal, that the organization states. How could someone set that up?
<bot>: In the United States, super PACs (an acronym for “Super Political Action Committees”) are political organizations that can accept and spend unlimited amounts of money from any source. Super PACs are permitted under the current Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, so long as they don’t explicitly coordinate with the campaign of a candidate. So a candidate can set up a super PAC, which will then raise money for her or his campaign. The super PAC also does not have to disclose any of the donors. One thing that makes the 2016 elections so unusual is that the Republican party has been raising money through a super PAC that has no connection to the Trump campaign, but who have decided to be very supportive of him. They have been raising huge amounts of money and spending it all on ads in battleground states.