Charles de Ganahl Koch

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Charles Koch is unique among corporate CEOs. Charles Koch controls a multibillion-dollar fleet of nonprofits that he and other wealthy business people have built into a massive influence machine over the past 20 years. This enables the Koch network to make a significant impact on U.S. courts, politics, and media - regardless of who is in the White House.

This year (2022), Charles Koch's political influenceapparatus is undergoing yet another round of restructuring, following its recent financial growth, expansion of organizations, and new dark money grantmaking arrangements.

The Center for Media and Democracy (CMD) recently reported on Charles Koch' network's ballooning revenues of $2.2 billion in 2020, the emergence of Chase Koch's CCKC4 as a potentially major player on the U.S. political scene, and its use of the National Philanthropic Trust [National Philanthropic Trust] to hide its financial transactions.

Frequent shifts in the structure of Charles Koch's networks often correspond with election cycles. The changes help keep Charles Koch's dark money organizational structure opaque, especially since IRS disclosure requirements are so antiquated that they lag behind real time by a year or more.

Most of Charles Koch's advocacy and political organizations have operated under the Stand Together Chamber of Commerce [Stand Together], as of 2020, while the Charles Koch Institute (CKI) [Charles Koch Institute] controlled most of the Koch funding vehicles. Several organizations in this Stand Together "family" have recently changed roles or started operating using trade names that differ from their legal names.

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[Prospect.org, 2020-07-09] One Billionaire vs. the Mail. A new report details Charles Koch's 50-year war on the U.S. Postal Service. | local copy

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