Plus: New Arizona Law Bans Outside Money to Help Run Elections
April 13 2021
Good morning from Washington, where some policymakers look for ways to make election laws in their own image. Arizona’s new law, however, prohibits outsiders from financing elections. Rachel del Guidice reports. On the podcast, Virginia Allen talks about how ordinary investors can help curb corporate wokeness with lawyer Justin Danhof, director of a project to encourage just that. Plus: what two young men experienced in socialist Venezuela; congressional earmarks rise again; and climate alarmists get a pass from the media. On this date in 1997, 21-year-old Tiger Woods wins the prestigious Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia, by a record 12 strokes.
First, leftists took over colleges. Now they’re taking over boardrooms. Justin Danhof, a member of Stop Corporate Tyranny, explains how conservatives can fight back successfully.
In the last election, “big tech billionaires spent nearly half a billion dollars influencing the administration of the general election,” says Arizona state Rep. Jake Hoffman.
On May 4, 1989, Paul Ehrlich warned of "rapid" climate change, that "we could expect to lose all of Florida, Washington D.C., and much of the Los Angeles Basin."
