From Scott Walter <[email protected]>
Subject what's it like to live in (George) Sorostan?
Date March 7, 2022 6:20 PM
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John, I'm excited to share the latest from CRC with you:Is the ([link removed] York Times turning on Mark Zuckerberg and CTCL? ([link removed]
The Gray Lady published an op-ed, in which Christopher Caldwell pointed out the irony of the Left's about-face from abolishing to defending billionaires, since they're a "larger potential threat to our democracy" than any Trump supporter attending the January 6 rally. Caldwell notes that "relief funds" from the Center for Tech & Civic Life ([link removed] (CTCL) were unnecessary and threatened election integrity. CRC's Hayden Ludwig reports on this latest crack in the Left's narrative that we enjoyed the "most secure [election] in American history" here ([link removed] is it like to live (and die) in Sorostan? ([link removed]
With just $29 million Soros has effectively created two systems of law in the country: first, an America based on hundreds of years of legal tradition and experience; second, another America which has abandoned all norms. The divide between these two Americas is so severe that commentators have begun observing that places like Philadelphia and Los Angeles resemble "a third-world country." CRC's Parker Thayer gives a guided tour of Sorostan here ([link removed] climate regulation as we know it about to end? ([link removed]
The petitioners in West Virginia v. EPA are challenging the Environmental Protection Agency's authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and the underlying "endangerment finding" on which much environmental regulation rests. Environmental leftists have every reason to shake in their boots: "West Virginia could wind up permanently hobbling the government's ability to fight climate change." Hayden Ludwig exposes environmentalists' fear here ([link removed] did Henry Ford become a major leftist donor? ([link removed]
One "lefty" billionaire has been exerting massive influence on our politics for decades, yet has received almost no media scrutiny. This is more striking because Henry Ford died in 1947 and didn't develop his left-leaning politics until after his death.The people spending his money give it to groups advocating for all manner of left-wing policies. CRC's Ken Braun investigates here ([link removed] Congress going to reform philanthropy? ([link removed]
Unelected, unaccountable, and tax-favored establishment philanthropy in America has sparked a growing number of harsh progressive, populist, and just plain rule-of-law critiques. In this political environment, policymakers on both sides of the aisle seem willing to aggressively examine Big Philanthropy. CRC's Michael Hartmann reports on the past and future of American philanthropy here ([link removed] also:
Hayden Ludwig on Demand Justice's nominee ([link removed] to the Supreme Court
Parker Thayer's interview ([link removed] on Faithful America and "Zuck bucks"
Fred Lucas on the problems of ranked-choice voting ([link removed]
The latest update on state legislatures banning ([link removed] "Zuck bucks"
Hayden Ludwig on Warren Buffett ([link removed] the most prolific funder of abortions
Featured Interview
Black Lives Matter Financial Scandal

I recently appeared on Your Voice Your Future: Town Hall with Armstrong Williams to discuss the growing financial scandal over the $60 million in donations that Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (BLMGNF) has failed to account for. BLMGNF's finances have all sorts of "anomalies," including millions of dollars that were sent to Canada, where the wife of BLMGNF co-founder Patrisse Cullors used the money to buy the old headquarters of the Communist Party of Canada.

Watch the entire 30-minute segment here ([link removed]

InfluenceWatch Podcast 207
Saving Our Elections
In this episode ([link removed] We have covered in various episodes the Congressional Democrats’ proposals to have the federal government take over the administration of elections, as well as responses by state-level conservatives who are tightening election integrity protections.

Joining us to discuss the status of state election reforms is Jessica Anderson of Heritage Action for America ([link removed]

See also Podcast 206 ([link removed] "Equality and the Value of Humans."

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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
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