Special Report

Special Report
The Shadow Campaign:
Norm Eisen and the Voter Protection Program
Mentioned twice in the Time article, Norm Eisen and his Voter Protection Program were clearly involved in “saving” the 2020 election, but the report never goes into detail on what…
by Parker Thayer on September 18, 2024

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The Shadow Campaign: Voter Participation Center
At the time of the 2020 election, it was already widely known that the Voter Participation Center had long been acting as a thinly veiled Democratic get-out-the-vote operation. Today, the…
by Parker Thayer on September 18, 2024

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Protests and Chaos at the Democratic National Convention: Findings
A Capital Research Center investigation has discovered that over 150 extremist groups—defined as groups that support terrorism and/or identify as Marxist, communist, or anarchist—are planning on protesting the Democratic National…
by Ryan Mauro on August 19, 2024

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Protests and Chaos at the Democratic National Convention: Leadership of the Anti-DNC Protests
Around 30,000 protestors are expected to take part in the anti-DNC protests. Four Chicago-based Islamic organizations have gone so far as to predict an attendance of over 100,000. The Coalition…
by Ryan Mauro on August 19, 2024

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Protests and Chaos at the Democratic National Convention: Plots to Disrupt the DNC Convention
The Hamas-allied, Iran-backed PFLP terrorist group is strongly linked to an effort to disrupt or shut down the DNC convention by at least three extremist groups. More groups have signaled…
by Ryan Mauro on August 19, 2024

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Protests and Chaos at the Democratic National Convention: Appendix
The groups protesting the Democratic National Convention and the Republican National Convention.
by Ryan Mauro on August 19, 2024

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The Cases Against Sectoral Bargaining: Sectoral Bargaining
Leftists and their fellow travelers on the ostensible right like Oren Cass and his American Compass think tank look to Europe for their ideal of labor relations: “sectoral bargaining.” For…
by Michael Watson on August 8, 2024

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The Cases Against Sectoral Bargaining: The Practical Case
The reforms made by the Taft-Hartley Act advanced three pillars that would come to define the Republican and conservative approaches to labor-management relations. Sectoral bargaining explicitly opposes two of the…
by Michael Watson on August 8, 2024

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The Cases Against Sectoral Bargaining: The Political and Advocacy Case
Organized labor in the United States serves as a functional adjunct to the Democratic Party and the left-wing advocacy movement. Expanding the power of union commissars by adopting sectoral bargaining…
by Michael Watson on August 8, 2024

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The Cases Against Sectoral Bargaining: The Ideological Case
The ideological case against sectoral bargaining is subtly different than the political-advocacy case. Organized labor has always been susceptible to Marxist or Marxist-influenced class-conflict analysis, which has been alien to…
by Michael Watson on August 8, 2024