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Susan Elizabeth Rice is a Democratic governmental aide, a former U.S. diplomat, and national security official. Under the Clinton administration, Rice held several positions on the White House National Security Council in addition to serving as Special Assistant to President Bill Clinton. From 2002 to 2008, she
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Steve Ricchetti is a Democratic operative, lobbyist, and Counselor to President. Career Early Career In 1982, Steve Ricchetti started his career as a special legal assistant at Allied Corp, a Canadian pharmaceutical company. In 1987, Riccetti moved to Blue Cross Blue Shield, where he worked as executive director of congressional
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The Center for Michigan is a public policy nonprofit that operates two news sites: Bridge Michigan, which covers the state, and BridgeDetroit, which focuses on Detroit. Media Bias/Fact Check has rated Bridge Michigan as having a “left-center bias,” which includes taking editorial positions that favor left-of-center perspectives.
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Patrick Steel is the current CEO of Politico and a former Clinton administration official and investment banker. He took over as the CEO of Politico in 2017 and led the political news organization through the majority of its reporting on the Trump administration. He announced plans to step
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No Labels is an ostensibly non-partisan advocacy group which attempts to foster bipartisan legislative efforts in government. No Labels considers itself an advocate for the “exhausted majority,” the supposedly two-thirds of Americans who do not have strong partisan loyalties toward the Republican or Democratic Parties.
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Lee Satterfield is a former Democratic Party operative and Obama administration official who is the president and COO of the Meridian International Center, an international relations organization that is largely funded by grants from the U.S. Department of State. Satterfield worked in several roles within the Clinton
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ExcelinEd (formerly the Foundation for Excellence in Education) is a non-partisan, non-profit public policy think tank that advocates for educational innovation. ExcelinEd advocates for policies that support school choice, increased technologies and online learning, and programs that better prepare graduates for college and careers.
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Antony Blinken is a Democratic foreign-policy operative and U.S. Secretary of State in the Biden administration. 1 He started his career in 1993 in the
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Alejandro Mayorkas is an American lawyer and government official. Mayorkas is the United States Secretary of Homeland Security in the Biden administration. Previously, Secretary Mayorkas worked as an Obama administration appointee, first as Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and later as Deputy Secretary of
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The Federalist Society is an educational organization for more than 75,000 mostly conservative and libertarian lawyers and law students. It is active at more than 200 law schools and hosts more than 1000 events each year. Membership in the Society and attendance at its events is open to anyone (including
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Council for Inclusive Capitalism with the Vatican (CICV), also known just as Council for Inclusive Capitalism, promotes inclusive capitalism, a business and political policy movement based on aligning capitalism with progressive priorities. CICV is an off-shoot of Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, both of which were founded by Lynn
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Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism (CIC) is a left-of-center advocacy group which promotes “inclusive capitalism,” a business and political policy movement based on aligning capitalism with left-progressive priorities. CIC was founded by Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a member of the Rothschild financial dynasty and personal friend of the Clinton family.
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World Central Kitchen is a center-left organization that financially supports food banks and restaurants that provide free food throughout the world. World Central Kitchen has also lobbied the United States government in order to secure taxpayer funding for its activities.
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The Commons Project is a nonprofit public trust based in the United States and Switzerland, focused on developing digital applications to easily share personal healthcare information, particularly with governmental agencies and corporations. Its two main projects as of April 2021 are CommonPass, a digital “vaccine passport” platform intended to allow
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Amed Khan is a Democratic Party-aligned political operative. He is the president of Elpida Home, an organization that provides legal and asylum services for Middle Eastern refugees seeking to pass through Greece to other European Union countries. Khan is also a senior advisor to the ClintonGiustra Enterprise Program, a
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The Heritage Foundation is a right-of-center policy think tank founded in 1973 that researches and recommends policies such as free markets, limited government, a strong national defense, and courts that adhere to the original meaning of the U.S. Constitution.
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The Free State Foundation (FSF) is a nonpartisan, right-of-center public policy think tank that advocates for laws and policies promoting free enterprise, limited government, and the rule of law. FSF’s primary focus is on eliminating what it deems to be unnecessary and counterproductive regulations affecting the technology and communications industries.
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The Institute for Free Speech (IFS; formerly the Center for Competitive Politics) is an activist organization that works to stop perceived threats to freedom of expression and assembly. The institute provides education and training, conducts research, engages in advocacy, and files lawsuits in order to achieve its objectives. IFS claims
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Judicial Watch is a legal activist group that investigates alleged misconduct by government officials and political figures. The organization primarily relies on public records for its investigations and frequently files federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to obtain information.
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The Badger Institute (formerly the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute) is a non-partisan, public policy think tank that advocates for policy supporting free markets, limited government, and private initiative. The Institute’s main areas of focus are taxes, education, and criminal justice.
