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Originally Posted by Publisher Bucks
The Heritage Foundation IS a 501(c)(3) tax exempt org.
As such, they are not allowed to indirectly (or directly) influence or participate in political campaigns.
If you felt like heading across to the IRS website, form 13909 is a real thing that can be submitted, see the link below 
https://www.irs.gov/dmaf/form/13909 |
Interesting, since Vance's (Trump's Vice President pick) public Venmo contact list has "leaked":
J.D. Vance, a Republican US senator and Trump’s running mate left his Venmo account public, exposing his list of “friends,” from fellow Yale Law grads to tech executives—precisely the elites he rallies against. WIRED found that more than 200 people appear on Vance’s Venmo “friends” list. This includes Amalia Halikias, a director at the Heritage Foundation—the force behind Project 2025 (
https://www.heritage.org/conservatis...y/project-2025). And that’s not all.
Vance’s Venmo friend’s list also includes media personalities like Bari Weiss and Tucker Carlson, as well as tech executives from Anthropic and AOL. And while Vance has frequently positioned himself as anti-elite, condemning “elite universities,” calling them “expensive day care centers for coddled children,” his connections reveal a more complex relationship with establishment figures.
“If someone who is a candidate for vice president hasn’t changed his privacy settings, I don't know how a company can expect the rest of us to stay on top of this,” Jennifer Lynch, general counsel at civil liberties nonprofit the Electronic Frontier Foundation, tells WIRED.
Read the full story:
https://www.wired.com/story/jd-vance-venmo