But today I thought I'd try another strategy. How do things look if we look at all the editorials/opinion pieces published in one day?
So let's start.
This editorial about unemployment compensation, Scaife's braintrust cites the Cato Institute.
According to mediamatters, that's:
- $245,000 from the Scaife-controlled Carthage Foundation.
- $2,037,500 from the Scaife-controlled Sarah Scaife Foundation.
According to mediamatters, that's:
- $225,000 from the Scaife-controlled Carthage Foundation.
- $4,675,000 from the Scaife-controlled Sarah Scaife Foundation.
According to mediamatters, that's:
- $693,000 from the Scaife-controlled Carthage Foundation.
- $3,815,000 from the Scaife-controlled Sarah Scaife Foundation.
According to mediamatters, that's:
- $60,000 from the Scaife-controlled Carthage Foundation.
- $2,865,000 from the Scaife-controlled Sarah Scaife Foundation.
According to mediamatters, that's:
- $100,000 from the Scaife-controlled Allegheny Foundation.
- $50,000 from the Scaife-controlled Carthage Foundation.
- $10,148,000 from the Scaife-controlled Sarah Scaife Foundation.
According to mediamatters, that's:
- $366,000 from the Scaife-controlled Carthage Foundation.
- $2,016,000 from the Scaife-controlled Sarah Scaife Foundation.
If my math is correct, that means that over the years the Scaife-controlled Allegheny, Carthage and Sarah Scaife Foundations have given about $27.3 million to the various think tanks cited on today's op-ed pages alone.
Had he not given that support, those think tanks would look vastly different. They might not even exist. And yet he did and they do and his op-ed page cites them with no mention of all that money.
Tell me again how there's no vast right-wing conspiracy.
1 comment:
Good stuff, thanks
Post a Comment