From Scott Walter <[email protected]>
Subject will the Texas ban of Zuck Bucks be strong enough?
Date July 26, 2021 2:55 PM
  Links have been removed from this email. Learn more in the FAQ.
  Links have been removed from this email. Learn more in the FAQ.
John, I'm excited to share the latest from CRC with you:How does the Left's political machine work? ([link removed]
In his 2012 book The Victory Lab, journalist Sasha Issenberg described how left-wing groups have improved their microtargeting and manipulating of voters, which helped them elect Joe Biden in 2020. Though a liberal himself, Issenberg admitted that supposedly nonpartisan left-wing nonprofits are part of the Democratic Party machine. CRC's Ken Braun describes the elections arms race between Democratic and Republican campaigns here ([link removed] the Left's latest hysteria? ([link removed]
Last week, I responded to a recent Popular Information article that attacked an "obscure foundation" for pushing "hysteria" about critical race theory (CRT). The authors were either unfair, lazy, or both to label all of the Thomas W. Smith Foundation's funding as anti-CRT. Of course, the Smith Foundation's real offense is funding mainstream conservative grantees. I remind the hysterical critics about the massively larger left-wing funding data here ([link removed] the Texas ban on Zuck Bucks strong enough? ([link removed]
Before Democratic state legislators fled Texas to prevent passage of an election integrity bill, the Texas legislature passed a bill limiting private funding of government election offices. The bill is a response to the $33.5 million in "Zuck bucks" that flowed through the Center for Technology and Civic Life and into local Texas election offices. CRC's Victoria Ydens reports ([link removed] that the bill isn't as strong as other states' bans.What would Galileo think of our scientific climate? ([link removed]
After Galileo received a slap on the wrist from the authorities who weren't pleased with his scientific theorizing, he wasn't oppressed but instead continued to flourish, funded by the private sector. In contrast, scientists today live in fear of losing government funding, which increasingly directs and restricts scientific research. As Galileo shows, scientists need both an intellectual environment that allows unconventional thinking and a financial environment in which the guardians of scientific orthodoxy don't monopolize funding, as I explain here ([link removed]
Featured Video
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Journalism
e Not Destiny
In the seventh episode of our video series The Politically Incorrect Guide, Tom Woods and Michael Malice destroy myths about the media. Journalists don't just report the news, they create it. Journalists have double standards for those who support vs. those who oppose the narrative journalists are pushing. So rather than speaking truth to power, journalists often serve as lapdogs for the powerful.

Watch the 15-minute video here ([link removed]

InfluenceWatch Podcast 178
Chaos in Cuba
In this episode ([link removed] Since last Sunday, Cubans have publicly demonstrated against the Communist regime that has inflicted tyranny on their homeland for over 60 years. Joining me to discuss the background behind the demonstrations and the prospects for a freer Cuba is John Suarez, the executive director of the Center for a Free Cuba.

Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or Stitcher:

As always, I welcome your thoughts on how we can better serve our mission of exposing the Left's activists and donors. E-mail me at [email protected], or call me at 202.464.2044.

Best wishes,
Scott Walter, President
Our Contact Information
Capital Research Center
1513 16th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
202.483.6900


Unsubscribe ([link removed] | Manage email preferences ([link removed]
Screenshot of the email generated on import

Message Analysis