1980 Statement of David Koch as Libertarian Party VP Candidate
In these prepared remarks for a statement by David Koch in Kentucky, the Vice President of Koch Industries describes why he is running to be Vice President of the United…
In these prepared remarks for a statement by David Koch in Kentucky, the Vice President of Koch Industries describes why he is running to be Vice President of the United…
"The Koch brothers and their oil industry allies have launched an all-out offensive on the electric vehicle tax credit. This effort applies the same tactics as the Koch network’s broader campaign to undermine public and political support for electric cars, directing them acutely at the tax credit."
By Sharon Kelly, DeSmog. A scheme to abolish the Department of Energy (DOE) helped spur a failed 1980 Libertarian Party presidential bid — and in the process laid the groundwork…
The Koch brothers hope it will be them By Ben Jervey (This story was first published by the Sierra Club on June 28, 2019, here. Jervey is a Senior Fellow…
This is an essay written by Charles Koch in response to the proposal by President Carter to create a U.S. Department of Energy to help America respond to the energy…
This report from Charles Koch's Seminar Network was originally reported on by Lee Fang and Nick Surgey as a collaboration between the Intercept and Documented Investigations. It details spending to…
This essay by Charles Koch is part of a 1978 manifesto of articles called “Toward the Second American Revolution: Libertarian Strategies for Today,” funded by Charles Koch's support for the…
This document contains the prepared remarks for a speech given by David Koch on May 31, 1980, in Portland, Oregon, while he was campaigning for Vice President of the United…
This document consists of correspondence from a group created by Charles Koch called the "Council for a Competitive Economy." Charles Koch was the Chairman of the Board of Directors of…
This document is a collection of correspondence between David Koch and the Libertarian Party between 1983 and 1984. In one particular exchange with David Bergland, the Libertarian Party’s presidential candidate…