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http://realkochfacts.com/
Dear Friend:
American Bridge has your weekly recap of all things Koch.
This week? The Kochs helped kill renewable energy in Ohio, Americans
For Prosperity threw a party for Thom Tillis's anti-middle class policy
agenda, and we took a look back in time to see what's changed between
the Kochs' agenda 30 years ago and today (hint: not much).
Read below for your weekly dose of Real Koch Facts.
Sincerely,
Brad Woodhouse
American Bridge 21st Century
Then & Now: Koch Attacks on Medicare In David Koch's 1980 VP
bid, his ticket supported cutting payments to Medicare contractors in
half. Over 30 years later, the Kochs are still at it. AFP has backed
budgets that "would essentially end Medicare" according to the Wall
Street Journal... Read More
AFP Holds Rallies To Celebrate Thom Tillis’s Extreme Policies In NC
The Koch brothers, by way of their political group Americans for
Prosperity, have made North Carolina one one of their flagship states
for pushing their extreme agenda. They helped pour money into races in
2010 and 2012 to fill the state legislature with Republicans who would
push their ultra-conservative policies, and it worked. Now, Speaker of
the NC House and US Senate candidate Thom Tillis is running the show... Read More
Then & Now: Koch Efforts to Deregulate Wall Street In 1980,
the Ed Clark-David Koch ticket sent out a white paper calling for
abolishing the SEC and deregulating the securities markets. Three
decades later, AFP has repeatedly key voted against consumer protection
legislation, scaring Republicans into pushing the Kochs' self-serving
agenda... Read More
Then & Now: Koch Support for Tax Cuts for the Wealthy In
1980, the Ed Clark-David Koch campaign proposed cutting capital gains
tax rates in half and rolling back taxes on big oil companies like Koch
Industries. Nothing has changed. AFP has consistently scored votes in
favor of reducing taxes for the wealthy and shifting more of the tax
burden onto the middle class... Read More
Kochs Help Deal Defeat To Renewable Energy In Ohio Score another
victory for the Kochs in their self-serving campaign to protect oil
profits at all costs. Ohio’s burgeoning renewable energy industry was
dealt a major blow yesterday as the Cleveland Dispatch announced that
Governor Kasich would sign the AFP-backed bill to freeze energy
efficiency incentives... Read More
This Just In: Koch brothers back for more in Wisconsin In 2011
and 2012, the Koch brothers-backed Americans for Prosperity spent $10
million backing Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s policies, and this
election year is shaping up to be no different. AFP is kicking off a
major paid media blitz in Wisconsin this week in support of Walker in
the midst of what many polls show is a tightening reelection race this
fall... Read More
National Review: Hey, You Forgot To Mention How Successful The Kochs’ Self-Serving Crusade Has Been!
It’s good to know that there is bipartisan consensus that the Kochs
have been on a decades-long self-serving crusade to augment their oil
fortune. National Review just wants you to know that it’s been
successful... Read More
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