Pennsylvania

Green Watch
Behind Pennsylvania’s “Green” Activists: Pennsylvanians Against Fracking
Left-leaning foundations outside Pennsylvania clearly understand how critical the commonwealth is to the oil and gas industry, which explains why they are funding climate change initiatives in the Keystone State…
by Hayden Ludwig, Kevin Mooney on June 2, 2021

Deception & Misdirection
Zuckerberg’s Return on Investment in Pennsylvania—UPDATED
Arguments over this year’s vote in Pennsylvania continue to rage, but one critical aspect deserves more attention: the millions of dollars that flowed from the family of Facebook CEO Mark…
by Scott Walter on May 20, 2021

Deception & Misdirection
Leftists in Pennsylvania Outspent Conservatives 3 to 1 in 2020
It’s time for the myth that conservatives outspend liberal elections groups to go the way of the dodo. New research examining the 2020 election in Pennsylvania reveals that left-wing political…
by Hayden Ludwig, Kevin Mooney on May 12, 2021

Deception & Misdirection
Should Pennsylvania’s Elections Be Privatized?
Scott Walter testified about how Mark Zuckerberg and the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL) effectively privatized the 2020 election in battleground states. Zuckerberg provided the funding, and CTCL…
by Scott Walter on April 15, 2021

Featured Items
Capital Research, February 2021
CRC staff report on “green” activists siege of Pennsylvania, document how the Center for Tech and Civic Life juiced the Democratic vote in battleground states, interview documentary filmmaker Christopher Rufo…
by CRC Staff on April 8, 2021

Deception & Misdirection
Mark Zuckerberg Meddled in Battleground State Elections: Here’s How
Perhaps the biggest underreported story of 2020 was how one billionaire, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, joined with a sleepy Chicago-based 501(c)(3) public charity to effectively privatize the 2020 election in…
by Hayden Ludwig on March 3, 2021

CRC in the News, Media Hits
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.
by Sarah Lee on March 2, 2021