Best of CRC Media Hits for February 2021
February is typically a slow month for media hits in Washington, DC, with everyone focused on beginning the work of the new year rather than promoting what they’ve been doing.
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The Confucius Institutes and CCP Propaganda on College Campuses
In January, Biden’s Department of Homeland Security dropped a proposed rule by the Trump administration that would have required universities to disclose their agreements with Confucius Institutes. Confucius Institutes are…
The Funding Behind the Quiet Push to Move Biden Left on Foreign Policy
One debate rocketing around the halls of Washington, DC, is whether President Joe Biden will govern as a moderate and predictable Democrat politician or something more akin to a far-left…
InfluenceWatch Podcast #155: Radical Republicans, Corporate Democrats?
Continuing what has become something of a series on how American big business, big labor, and other “bigs” have gotten aggressively more aligned with progressive liberalism, today we turn to…
UN Report: U.S. Doesn’t Need the Paris Agreement to “Save” the World
President Joseph Biden is leading the U.S. back into into the disastrous Paris Climate Agreement. Ironically, a new UN report credits rapidly falling U.S. emissions over the past few years…
CTCL’s “Zuck Bucks” Invade Michigan and Wisconsin
CTCL has publicly posted a “preliminary” list of grants it paid in 2020, including a whopping 474 local jurisdictions in Michigan and 217 in Wisconsin. This list does not provide…
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…
Party Realignment: Radical Republicans, Corporate Democrats?
Historically, white-collar business professionals were usually Republican, and the blue-collar working classes were Democrats. But this has been gradually changing… Working folks who used to be the staunchest Democrats voted…
Democratic Infighting over Biden’s Nomination of Neera Tanden
One of President Joe Biden's particularly contentious nomination is Neera Tanden as director of the Office of Management and Budget. Among other things, this nomination conveys Biden’s full ideological alignment…
The Biden-Harris Transition: Labor, Justice, Education, and EPA
Following the 2020 election, President-elect Joe Biden has been releasing the names of those he intends to nominate to senior executive branch posts, as well as those who are serving…