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==About== | ==About== | ||
The [[Koch family]] are powerful political operators in the {{USA}} consisting primarily of: | The [[Koch family]] are powerful political operators in the {{USA}} consisting primarily of: | ||
| − | * [[Fred C. Koch]] ( | + | * [[Fred C. Koch]] (1900-1967): an "American chemical engineer and entrepreneur who founded the oil refinery firm that later became [[Koch Industries]] and was one of the founding members of the [[John Birch Society]] |
* Sons of Fred and Mary: | * Sons of Fred and Mary: | ||
| − | ** [[Frederick R. Koch]] ( | + | ** [[Frederick R. Koch]] (1933-) |
| − | ** [[Charles Koch]] ( | + | ** [[Charles Koch]] (1935-): Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of [[Koch Industries]] |
| − | ** [[David Koch]] ( | + | ** [[David Koch]] (1940-2019), Executive Vice President of [[Koch Industries]] |
| − | ** [[William Koch]] ( | + | ** [[William Koch]] (1940-), businessman, sailor, and collector |
The phrase "[[Koch brothers]]" most commonly refers to Charles and David either as wealthy and powerful individuals or in their capacity as the ruling executives of [[Koch Industries]]. | The phrase "[[Koch brothers]]" most commonly refers to Charles and David either as wealthy and powerful individuals or in their capacity as the ruling executives of [[Koch Industries]]. | ||
| + | ==Related== | ||
| + | [[Americans for Prosperity]] is a think-tank founded by [[David Koch]] and a board member of [[Koch Industries]]. | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
===Reference=== | ===Reference=== | ||
* {{wikipedia}} | * {{wikipedia}} | ||
| − | * {{ | + | ** {{l/wp|Political activities of the Koch brothers}} |
| + | * {{conservapedia|Koch brothers}} strangely tries to paint them as progressive: "They have been anti-Trump to the point of even supporting delusional efforts at the Republican National Convention in July 2016 to somehow deny the nomination to Trump. The Koch brothers have been pro-choice globalists who tend to undermine efforts to strengthen American sovereignty and border security. In 2018, the Kochs spent money to reelect the pro-abort Dem senator from North Dakota, whom pro-lifers had a chance of defeating." | ||
* {{!in|dkosopedia}}: no equivalent page and very little information found in a search for "Koch" (as of 2014-04-12) | * {{!in|dkosopedia}}: no equivalent page and very little information found in a search for "Koch" (as of 2014-04-12) | ||
* {{sourcewatch|Koch}} | * {{sourcewatch|Koch}} | ||
* {{!in|rationalwiki}}: see [[rationalwiki:Koch Industries|Koch Industries]] | * {{!in|rationalwiki}}: see [[rationalwiki:Koch Industries|Koch Industries]] | ||
| + | ===Projects=== | ||
| + | * [http://www.boycottkochbrothers.com/ Boycott Koch Brothers / Koch Products] | ||
===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
* [http://www.sanders.senate.gov/koch-brothers Bernie Sanders] argues that the Koch agenda can be derived from the 1980 Libertarian Party platform, since David Koch ran as Vice President on that platform (see also [http://aattp.org/twenty-six-reasons-why-the-koch-brothers-are-the-personification-of-absolute-evil/ AATTP]) | * [http://www.sanders.senate.gov/koch-brothers Bernie Sanders] argues that the Koch agenda can be derived from the 1980 Libertarian Party platform, since David Koch ran as Vice President on that platform (see also [http://aattp.org/twenty-six-reasons-why-the-koch-brothers-are-the-personification-of-absolute-evil/ AATTP]) | ||
{{links/smw}} | {{links/smw}} | ||
Latest revision as of 15:04, 9 October 2021
About
The Koch family are powerful political operators in the United States consisting primarily of:
- Fred C. Koch (1900-1967): an "American chemical engineer and entrepreneur who founded the oil refinery firm that later became Koch Industries and was one of the founding members of the John Birch Society
- Sons of Fred and Mary:
- Frederick R. Koch (1933-)
- Charles Koch (1935-): Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Koch Industries
- David Koch (1940-2019), Executive Vice President of Koch Industries
- William Koch (1940-), businessman, sailor, and collector
The phrase "Koch brothers" most commonly refers to Charles and David either as wealthy and powerful individuals or in their capacity as the ruling executives of Koch Industries.
Related
Americans for Prosperity is a think-tank founded by David Koch and a board member of Koch Industries.
Links
Reference
- Wikipedia
- Conservapedia
strangely tries to paint them as progressive: "They have been anti-Trump to the point of even supporting delusional efforts at the Republican National Convention in July 2016 to somehow deny the nomination to Trump. The Koch brothers have been pro-choice globalists who tend to undermine efforts to strengthen American sovereignty and border security. In 2018, the Kochs spent money to reelect the pro-abort Dem senator from North Dakota, whom pro-lifers had a chance of defeating." dKosopedia: no equivalent page and very little information found in a search for "Koch" (as of 2014-04-12)- SourceWatch
RationalWiki: see Koch Industries
Projects
Other
- Bernie Sanders argues that the Koch agenda can be derived from the 1980 Libertarian Party platform, since David Koch ran as Vice President on that platform (see also AATTP)
Related
- 2014/12/14 [L..T] Inside The Koch-Backed History Lessons North Carolina Wants To Teach High School Students Public high school students in North Carolina will be taught from a lesson plans and worksheets prepared by an organization closely tied to the billionaire Koch brothers, if the state's Department of Public Instruction gets its way."
- 2014/07/15 [L..T] Timeline: Koch Brothers' 50 Years in the Tar Sands "The Koch brothers built their first fortune on the particularly dirty form of oil mined in Alberta's tar sands, where they have been major players for 50 years, and remain deeply invested."
- 2014/07/06 [L..T] Billionaire Koch brothers are big oil players in Alberta "The ultra-right U.S. Koch brothers, little-known to Canadians, are major players in Alberta's oil patch, where they control at least 1.1 million acres."
- 2014/07/02 [L..T] Two documentaries reveal shadowy Koch-funded network threatening democracy, public education
- 2014/05/01 [L..T] Why we talk about the Kochs "As a writer for one outlet that talks about the Kochs frequently, let me explain why we do so: The Kochs threaten to destroy American democracy, regardless of their views. And, as it happens, their extreme and self-interested positions are taking over the Republican Party."
- 2014/04/19 [L..T] Conservative heavyweights have solar industry in their sights "The Koch brothers, anti-tax activist Grover Norquist and some of the nation's largest power companies have backed efforts in recent months to roll back state policies that favor green energy. The conservative luminaries have pushed campaigns in Kansas, North Carolina and Arizona, with the battle rapidly spreading to other states."
- 2014/04/09 [L..T] Koch Brothers Received Millions In Obamacare Subsidies
- 2014/03/11 [L..T] CHART: Koch Spends More Than Double Top 10 Unions Combined "For the last election, Koch PAC spent $4.9 million in disclosed contributions (figures that appear on the chart referenced by Strassel). But they also spent over $407 million on undisclosed campaign entities, which does not show up in the CRP chart."
- 2013/10/09 [L..T] Koch Bros. gave $500k to Heritage Action