Turning Point USA’s (TPUSA) four-day event dubbed “AmericaFest,” is where speakers like Sen. Josh Hawley, Kari Lake, Rep. Lauren Boebert, Fox News broadcaster Tucker Carlson, ultra-conservative personality Candace Owens, and former Trump Chief Strategist Steve Bannon peddled MAGA-extremist ideologies, racism, and election denial propaganda.
Meta Platforms has been accused of spreading misinformation since at least 2016, and was found to have enabled the spread of misinformation related to COVID-19, climate change, and false claims of voter and election fraud during the 2020 election cycle – one of the 14 criteria used to grade the company’s performance on upholding democracy.
Moore v Harper, just argued in front of the Supreme Court, could effectively end America’s nearly 250-year experiment with democracy. Learn who is funding this effort and how they are trying to undermine - or even ignore - your vote.
Meta Platforms has been accused of spreading misinformation since at least 2016, and was found to have enabled the spread of misinformation related to COVID-19, climate change, and false claims of voter and election fraud during the 2020 election cycle – one of the 14 criteria used to grade the company’s performance on upholding democracy.
The dark money fundraising arm of the Republican Attorneys General Association purports to defend the rule of law while undermining it. Learn more.
Many of America’s biggest companies talk a lot about how much they care about democracy and voting rights. And they should – these corporations have done exceedingly well under our democratic system. But too many of them are professing their support for democracy while taking actions that undermine it.
Many of America’s biggest corporations say they value democracy. But how well does their rhetoric match their actions? Our investigative researchers at Accountable.US took a comprehensive look at America’s 100 largest companies by total annual revenue and graded them on their support for voting rights, our electoral process, and our democracy.
If you follow big money in politics, you’ve probably heard the name Barre Seid pop up over the last few days. Seid was – until recently – the sole owner of Tripp Lite, a $1.65 billion dollar electronics manufacturer that makes surge protectors and power strips, as well as server racks, computer cooling equipment, and other devices.
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