Privately Funded Elections
CRC President Scott Walter talks with Melody Scalley on Politics on the Edge about Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan's massive $350 million grant to the Center for Tech and…
Media Hits
Best of CRC Media Hits for January 2021
January’s media hits are setting the tone for some of the topics we’ll be focused on in the coming year, including Big Tech, conservative versus liberal dark money giving, how…
Best of CRC Media Hits for December 2020
December, generally a quiet month in DC, was still quite busy for the Capital Research Center, thanks in no small part to our report on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s election…
Mark Zuckerberg’s Election Influence in GA
On Friday, December 4, CRC president Scott Walter was interviewed on Sandy Rios in the Morning about Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL). He and Sandy discussed how CTCL…
Mark Zuckerberg’s Massive 2020 Election Spending
CRC President Scott Walter appeared on Fox News's Tucker Carlson Tonight on December 4, 2020, to discuss Mark Zuckerberg's and wife Priscilla Chan's massive $350 million grant to the Center…
Black Lives Matter Facing an Internal Rebellion
CRC researchers were quoted extensively in a recent Washington Times report about growing dissention within the Black Lives Matter movement. “My first thought is the old saying: Every great cause…
Best of CRC Media Hits for November 2020
The election and the fallout did not stop CRC's researchers and analysts from contributing to the fray in the form of op-eds (CRC had several in November) as well as…
Paris Accord Is Back On!?
CRC's Hayden Ludwig discussed the Paris Climate Agreement (or Paris Climate Accord) on Freedom & Prosperity Radio. In the interview, he explains how the Obama Administration negotiated the treaty and…
Best of CRC Media Hits for October 2020
This month’s cache of media hits is peppered with news articles using our research on dark money and leftist funding. Notably, the Wall Street Journal commissioned an op-ed on Arabella…
CPAF Spent $50 Million to Turn Out Democratic Voters
Throughout its carefully planned five-year lifespan, CPAF flew under the radar even as it spent millions of dollars from anonymous overseas donors on campaigns to boost Democratic registration and voting…