He’s willing to erode democracy and endanger Americans to serve himself and his radical agenda.
Leo has access to a $1.6 billion slush fund to advance his extreme views.
We’re here to hold Leo, his network, and the corrupt special interests he serves accountable.
Our investigative research exposes Leonard Leo as the architect of the right-wing agenda and highlights the money he’s raking in from his nonprofit shell game.
He manipulates the judicial process to strip Americans of their most basic constitutional rights, protect his wealthy donors, and roll back government oversight.
He’s been pivotal in moving every piece on the chess board: selecting anti-choice judges for two Presidents, challenging abortion rights at all levels of government, and bankrolling anti-choice advocacy.
His enterprise of non-profits is working overtime to strip Americans of their right to vote, challenge election results, and push misinformation about voter fraud.
His nonprofits support right-wing advocacy and lobbying, fund campaigns for ballot measures, and provide air cover for norm-breaking judicial nominations. And now that he has access to a billion-dollar bank account, who knows what he’ll come after next.
A new report released today from Accountable.US is revealing that People United For Privacy (PUP), a shadowy dark money group working to prevent disclosure of non-profit donors, has been raking in contributions from Leonard Leo’s BH Fund and other groups in Leo’s network.
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.
Today, Accountable.US obtained the 990 forms of one of the country’s most influential right-wing organizations, DonorsTrust, and released the key findings in a new analysis.
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