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RECIPIENT PROFILEEIN: 13-1945157 Hudson Institute, Inc.Washington, DC 20005 [From Buying a Movement, People for the American Way] The Hudson Institute, based in Indiana, received large grants [in the NCRP 1997 study that covered grants over a three year period] from two prominent foundations: from the Olin Foundation, $125,000 in 1993 and $300,000 in 1994; from the Bradley Foundation, $600,000 in 1994. The Institute is a hard-right activist think tank that advocates the abolition of government-backed Social Security and an end to corporate income taxes. [From The Feeding Trough] Also the author of W-2, Wisconsin's national welfare reform model. According to the March 2, 1997 edition of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Hudson Institute is "a private group that helped design" Wisconsin's welfare reform program, "Wisconsin Works," or "W-2."
ThinkProgress.org President of Prominent Conservative Think-Tank Urges Military Strike on IranHerbert London, the president of the conservative Hudson Institute, has published a commentary urging the Bush administration to use “an American military strike to knock out Iran’s uranium processing capacity”...
MediaMatters.org MSNBC yanks GOP "pollster" Frank LuntzUpon hearing that MSNBC planned for Republican pollster Frank Luntz (Hudson Institute adjunct fellow) to conduct on-air focus groups as part of the cable network's debate coverage tonight, David Brock of the media watchdog group Media Matters sent MSNBC executive Rick Kaplan a letter of complaint. It looks like Kaplan listened.
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Editor and Publisher SHNS Drops Fumento in Latest Payola Pundit ScandalScripps Howard News Service (SHNS) announced Friday that it severed its relationship with Michael Fumento -- a senior fellow at the conservative Hudson Institute -- for taking payments in 1999 from agribusiness giant Monsanto. The payola was revealed by BusinessWeek Online, which also broke the story that columnist Doug Bandow had accepted bribes from Jack Abramoff. Copley News Service subsequently dropped Bandow.
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