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"Revealed: Right-Wing Group's Influence on GOP Leaders Through Emails"
politics1 year ago

"Revealed: Right-Wing Group's Influence on GOP Leaders Through Emails"

Emails obtained by CNN and Documented reveal how the Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA), a right-wing think tank with ties to conservative billionaires, has steered GOP leaders like Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft on major policy issues, including "anti-woke" investment regulations and voting restrictions. The group's influence has led to laws that can cost states millions of dollars and impact public services, while also advocating for deregulating child labor and slashing food stamps. FGA's tax-exempt status allows it to lobby for partisan political goals, and its efforts have been met with swift backlash and legal challenges.

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Illegality and Financial Improprieties
politics2 years ago

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Illegality and Financial Improprieties

Hannah Giles, the CEO of right-wing group Project Veritas, has resigned, citing evidence of past illegalities and financial improprieties within the organization. Giles brought this evidence to law enforcement agencies. Project Veritas, known for its selectively edited undercover sting videos targeting journalists and progressive groups, has faced controversy in the past. The group's founder, James O'Keefe, was previously ousted for alleged mistreatment of employees and misuse of donor funds. The Westchester County district attorney's office is currently investigating the allegations against O'Keefe.

SWAT Team Searches Home of Man Behind 'Doxxing Trucks' Targeting Pro-Palestine Ivy League Students
law-enforcement2 years ago

SWAT Team Searches Home of Man Behind 'Doxxing Trucks' Targeting Pro-Palestine Ivy League Students

The president of Accuracy in Media, a right-wing group that used "doxxing trucks" to expose pro-Palestine activists at Ivy League schools, had his home searched by a SWAT team after a false call claimed he was armed and threatening his wife. Adam Guillette believes someone lied to the police in an attempt to harm him in retaliation for his group's campaign. Guillette has received threatening messages since the campaign began and takes precautions for his and his wife's safety. The controversial campaign involved driving trucks with the faces of accused students and the label "anti-Semites" around Harvard Square and to the homes of some students.