Scott Walter Discusses his latest book, Arabella, on Tim Jones and Chris Arps Show. The Arabella Network is organized with the for-profit consulting firm Arabella Advisors at the top, while underneath it exists half-a-dozen nonprofit entities that are managed by the firm. Below these 501(c)(3)s and 501(c)(4)s exist over 500 small projects acting as grassroots movements seeking to influence policymakers and the public that are controlled by the nonprofit groups.

Although relatively unknown in the public eye, the Arabella Network's influence is felt within the electoral and political landscapes. Arabella Advisors is itself a for-profit consulting firm that manages six nonprofit organizations which have created hundreds of pop-up projects acting as grassroots organizations.

CRC’s Parker Thayer recently appeared on the Jesse Kelly Show to talk about Zuckbucks and their impact on past and upcoming elections within the state of Wisconsin.

I’m fond of saying—it’s in my Twitter bio—that “there’s always a labor angle.” From bad MLB umpiring to anti-anti-Hamas demonstrations, Big Labor is there. So I am the least surprised…

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