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Group Attacking TikTok With $1M+ Ad Buy Has Ties To Leonard Leo

This is the first report of a Leo-linked’s organization engaging in tech-related advocacy.

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Tax Docs Link Right-Wing Parents Group to Leonard Leo s Dark Money Network

“Parents Defending Education” is overwhelmingly funded by big donors’ dark money rather than by “concerned parents.”…

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What PACs are spending on central Indiana school board races

An influx of PAC spending is being seen on school board races in central Indiana, turning the non-partisan position more partisan

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The outside group trying to influence Central Indiana School Board elections

On Wednesday, WRTV reported Free to Learn Coalition, national group, created a deceptive and unofficial school board candidate website for Carmel Clay's School Board Candidates.

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Parents Are a Vital Part of Kids Civic Education | The Heritage Foundation

When it comes to civic education, parents matter. A new Heritage Foundation survey asked more than 1,000 parents: “Who should primarily be responsible for the content of a civics curriculum” parents, teachers, schools, civil society or state or federal government?

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