Investigating Power
…then President Trump. In a 2018 article, “Americans Can Be Thankful for Tax Cuts,” ALEC said passage of the federal cuts created a “perfect moment” for introducing corporate tax reduction…
…less likely to receive medical care and more likely to have poor health. In 2019, 9.2% of Americans did not have health insurance. That year, Oklahoma had the second-highest rate…
Charles Koch’s Americans for Prosperity (AFP) announced a multi-million dollar grassroots campaign to drum up nationwide opposition to President Biden’s infrastructure plan, even as its final details remain unannounced. The…
…Americans from voting. These poll watching initiatives are part of a broader movement to suppress voting in the wake of a presidential election and violent insurrection that didn’t achieve what…
After failing to stop a ballot initiative to expand Medicaid last year, the Missouri branch of billionaire Charles Koch’s Americans for Prosperity (AFP) continued its assault on Medicaid expansion in…
…met with Koch network donors again in New York after launching his senate campaign. Koch’s Americans for Prosperity and AFP Action combined to spend $4.6 million attacking Hawley’s opponent in…
…laws that may chill large donors from giving more money to nonprofits. On the surface, the case, known as Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta, is about whether a state…
…lower taxes, slash regulations, and further empower big business and wealthy executives; it only hints at a conservative slant, saying that “the solution to the problems facing Americans is not…
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments today in Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Rodriquez. The case challenges the constitutionality of a California law that requires nonprofits operating in…
…party. The voter suppression legislation backed by ALEC politicians would, among other things, reduce the number of early voting days, prevent traditional “souls to the polls” events by African Americans…
