Tag: koch brothers
Koch’s ‘secret bank’ to begin airing Colorado ads
A month after Americans for Prosperity spent almost $1 million in Colorado, Freedom Partners hits the airwaves.
Wiretap: An ‘unstable psychiatric condition’ at Fort Hood
Ivan Lopez, who killed three and wounded 16 before killing himself, was being treated for depression and anxiety. Officials said there were no indications he was violent or suicidal.
Wiretap: Another Ryan plan to make the poor pay the debt
Paul Ryan's newest budget is out. The only place it's going is directly to the campaign trail, where, it turns out, Democrats are thrilled to see it
Wiretap: No kidding, the CIA lied when it said torture worked
"The CIA concealed details about the severity of its methods and took credit for critical pieces of intelligence detainees had surrendered before being subjected to torture."
Littwin: The Koch brothers still hate Obamacare
If you haven't seen the new Koch brothers ad -- and it's only a matter of time before you do -- you should be ready for a surprise.
Littwin: Udall climate all-nighter as poke at Gardner, nod to Steyer
There are a few lessons we can take from the Democratic faux-filibuster all-nighter in the Senate. And you didn't even have to watch C-SPAN2...
The JeffCo school-board donnybrook: Get used to it, Colorado
It was just one more skirmish in the war over education policy being waged in the state, where clashes now seem to come at a regular clip.
Wiretap: The Kochs’ great American tapestry of freedom
The maze of Koch-backed nonprofit groups are able to hide their donors, but the Post did come up with a nice tidy number for the amount of money the groups put together: That would be 17 groups and $407 million.
Shutdown strategy report: Obamacare popularity boosted; House GOP popularity tanked
You didn't have to be in the room to know what happened at the big White House shutdown confab Thursday.
Wiretap: GOP shutdown as long-planned strategy or tragic blunder
It's Day 7 and Americans are looking for explanations. The Times traces a long anti-Obamacare plot on the right. The Washington Examiner quotes a GOP congressman who says it's all just blundering.