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Those who invoke the phrase “Turtle Island” in a conscious effort to delegitimize the U.S. (and often Israel) in the most outrageous and incendiary language would do well to look themselves in the mirror and ask: what did you expect would happen?
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The France riots aren’t a student revolt — they’re supported by CCP-tied dark money.
Read the op-ed from CRC’s @SeanDurns in @dcexaminer:
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Left-of-center economists have a math problem: confiscating the wealth of the truly rich cannot remotely fund the government we have, let alone the one they want. So, in a new book, two liberal economists seek out more “rich” targets to tax. They find the American Dream instead.
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Universities should not receive tax-exempt status if they use ANY form of racial bias to select their students. But if a flawed process is used to end a flawed policy, then the bad process can be used again to implement even worse policy.
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This uniquely American fraud monster is at least partially the creation of our own government.
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The U.S. and its allies can no longer afford to treat the Houthis as the backward tribesmen of yesteryear. Instead, Washington should begin targeting Houthi support networks abroad and stateside.
Read more from @SeanDurns:
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Be sure to see all of @capitalresearch's Scott Walter's keen insights and other stories of people who have had their religious rights trampled in our new documentary "Religious Liberty Under Siege" now streaming: catholicleague.org/religious…
A relatively small number of left-wing donors fund a sprawling network of organizations and thousands of projects. Sometimes, we can follow the money. Other times, these “dark money” networks work the system to cover their tracks.
CRC’s Scott Walter explains how it works in a new documentary from @CatholicLeague: youtube.com/watch?v=EP6UKvEI…
A relatively small number of left-wing donors fund a sprawling network of organizations and thousands of projects. Sometimes, we can follow the money. Other times, these “dark money” networks work the system to cover their tracks.
CRC’s Scott Walter explains how it works in a new documentary from @CatholicLeague: youtube.com/watch?v=EP6UKvEI…
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France is burning, the Houthis are bombing, and extremists seem to be sending the whole world to hell in a handbasket. Perfect time for @capitalresearch to launch @SeanDurns's Countering Extremism Research Center!
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Extremism is on the rise. Why is that, and what can be done about it?
CRC’s new Counter Extremism Research Center was established to answer those questions.
Director @SeanDurns joins the Who Funds That? podcast to discuss.
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“The experiences of France and Spain once again make clear that sectoral bargaining on the European model is a path to a more political and more radically leftist labor union movement, not a responsible and apolitical one.”—read this by @MichaelWatsonDC for @capitalresearch
A voyage through Europe’s electoral general strikes capitalresearch.org/article/…
Ostensibly right-leaning supporters of bringing sectoral (industry-wide) bargaining to America should take note of what’s happening in France and Spain. Europe’s experience shows how organized labor would use additional power to advance Everything Leftism at ludicrous speed.
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The culmination of these policies to make the workplace red is sectoral bargaining, which structurally forces all workers in an industry under the control of union cadres in the name of class consciousness. It would be a decisive Trojan Horse, entering the American workplace blessed by certain figures on the right disillusioned by the consequences of contemporary American labor relations. Big Labor’s bid for a red workplace @MichealWatsonDC @CapitalResearch
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Philanthropy is not transactionally “giving back,” Fritz Steiger writes in his memoir, but freely giving, experimenting, and connecting—with love and providentially.
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A bipartisan permitting reform bill has drawn opposition from over 200 environmental activist groups. America’s largest environmental groups are notably absent from the list, but the opposing groups' combined annual revenue exceeds $430 million.
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The idea that China is going green is laughable. That hasn’t stopped American self-proclaimed environmentalists from singing its praises.
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“‘This is a very big pile of government money and a whole bunch of different groups have come to get their own slice of it,’ @ParkerThayer, an immigration expert at the Washington, DC-based @capitalresearch, told @nypost.”
Two Christian groups were paid $62M to resettle tens of thousands of Somalis in Minnesota trib.al/Bu7ZnU0
“When average people look at their ballot, it appears an ordinary Democratic primary is happening. But in fact, they’re witnessing a slow, patient takeover of one of America’s two major parties, one city council and one state legislature seat at a time.“
Read more from Scott Walter in the Washington Examiner: washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
History shows that Big Labor inevitably moves further left in pursuit of greater power and influence. So why are ostensible conservatives helping it along? capitalresearch.org/article/…
