Big money special interests have built vast networks of policy and advocacy groups that wield extraordinary power in Washington and beyond, and are advancing extreme political agendas that harm the American people.
Politically motivated organizations that spread falsehoods and misinformation are quietly funded by mega-donors whose self-serving agendas undermine our democracy, civil rights and liberties, and the fabric of our society.
We reveal the connections between these power players and the policymakers who do their bidding, and confront them with their attempts to misinform Americans by fighting back with facts.
Right-wing megadonors spend vast sums of money to further their own interests—at the expense of the American people. Accountable.US works to expose these megadonors, their networks, and their true agendas.
Our investigative research exposes the connections between extremist mega-donors, politicians, and the policy and advocacy groups that peddle misinformation, reducing their influence and making it easier to advance policies that benefit all Americans.
Wealthy donors and politically-motivated activists have spent decades using dishonest hardball tactics to place extreme ideologues on America’s courts.
Special interests prioritize short-term profits over sustainable energy policy. Americans deserve to know who is funding climate denialism and their true agenda.
Yesterday, the Leonard Leo-linked far-right organization “Honest Election Project'' filed an amicus brief in the marque Supreme Court Case Moore V. Harper arguing for the implementation of a fringe legal theory that gives state legislatures sole authority over federal election procedures.
Today, Accountable.US called on Eaton Corporation to come clean about its role in a shady tax avoidance deal that funneled $1.6 billion to a non-profit group tied to anti-voting rights and judicial activist Leonard Leo – among the largest contributions ever given to a politically focused non-profit organization.
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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