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It has to be one of the most collegial committees in Congress. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Senator Max Baucus (D-Montana) run the Senate Finance Committee as an amicable duo. Together, they have beamed in on… Read More
The connection of movement building and institutional philanthropy is tenuous at best. Writers have long charged with much merit that most foundations support institutions and activities that more or less benefit the foundation founders, trustees and… Read More
This report details the effective philanthropic strategies that 79 conservative foundations have used to support the activities of 350 public policy-oriented right-wing think tanks at the federal, state and local levels. A follow up to Sally… Read More
What were the policy and operational priorities of the some of the leading conservative think tanks working on national and international issues? “Liberals, progressives, centrists, too – all need to become more conversant with the echo… Read More
How did conservative foundations manage to build an effective infrastructure for developing and promoting conservative public policies with limited resources? Sally Covington answered this question in Moving a Public Policy Agenda. This report paved the way… Read More
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