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|title=The Heritage Foundation: Stated Goals, Actual Actions, and Policy Influence, 1973–2026 | |title=The Heritage Foundation: Stated Goals, Actual Actions, and Policy Influence, 1973–2026 | ||
|description= | |description=First started by Joseph Coors in 1973 and later support by Scaife Family Charitable Trust it now pulls in over $100,000,000 annually. Russell Thurlow Vought is the director of the Office of Management and Budget since February 2025. Before that he established Heritage Action for America with Michael Needham. What's the connection? "Heritage Action for America is a non-profit organization, specifically registered as a 501(c)(4) social welfare and advocacy group that serves as the advocacy arm of the Heritage Foundation." | ||
|keywords=Heritage Foundation, Project 2025, conservative movement, limited government, free enterprise, individual freedom, Reagan, Trump, Heritage Action, think tanks, policy influence, administrative state | |keywords=Heritage Foundation, Project 2025, conservative movement, limited government, free enterprise, individual freedom, Reagan, Trump, Heritage Action, think tanks, policy influence, administrative state | ||
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