The disappearing court packers
When former allies of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin fell out of favor, they would get airbrushed out of the official photos. Something similar is happening with the movement to add…
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Thinking About Fiscal Sponsorship: Purpose and Politics
On the surface, fiscally sponsored projects can look and act just like independent nonprofits. Some weigh in on controversial sociopolitical issues and affect associated public policy debates. Unlike standalone nonprofits,…
Thinking About Fiscal Sponsorship: Pop Ups and Perpetuity
Countless nonprofits engage in political or public policy activism on controversial matters, and some do so from radical perspectives. But fiscal sponsorship raises some unique issues that are not present…
Thinking About Fiscal Sponsorship: The Form 990 Black Hole
IRS Form 990, an annual return that most nonprofits are required to file with the IRS, provides considerable detail about the filing nonprofit’s financials, leadership, activities, and more. But Form…
Thinking About Fiscal Sponsorship: Potential Reforms
On the one hand, fiscal sponsorship is a common and legitimate arrangement that can provide important benefits to small and/or new tax-exempt ventures. At the same time, some issues—particularly with…
The $10 Million “Dark Money” Campaign Against the Supreme Court
After recent Supreme Court decisions that infuriated the Left, Demand Justice kicked its smear campaign into a higher gear, announcing a $10 million campaign against the Court. The money go…
InfluenceWatch Podcast #328: Leftists Pack the Court
Left-wingers have been losing at the Supreme Court in recent years thanks to the intellectual success of the conservative legal movement, audacity in Republican management of judicial confirmations, and the…
Demand Justice, the “Dark Money” Group Behind a $10 Million Campaign Against the Supreme Court
For over a year the American public has been deluged with sporadic negative coverage of the Supreme Court. After the Court’s decisions in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Trump…
Scott Walter Talks About Arabella with Ed Martin
Not many seem to be aware of the entity known as Arabella Advisors, despite it spending billions of dollars during each election cycle. Whereas names such as Mark Zuckerberg and…
Capital Research, January 2024
In the January 2024 issue of Capital Research magazine, Demand Justice excels at character-assassination campaigns against conservative Supreme Court nominees, the U.S. military goes woke, billionaire Michael Polsky’s Invenergy vacuums…