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Les activités politiques des frères Koch c … Les activités politiques des frères Koch concernent les influences politique et financière de Charles G. et de David H. Koch sur la politique aux États-Unis. Cette influence transparaît tant directement qu'indirectement au travers des multiples organisations politiques que soutiennent les frères Koch. Les frères Koch sont les fils de (en). Fred C. Koch, fondateur des Koch Industries, la deuxième plus grande entreprise privée des États-Unis, qu'ils détiennent à 84 %. Les deux frères sont aussi les principaux contributeurs des fondations de la famille Koch, qui servent leurs intérêts en matière environnementale et politique. Les deux frères ont significativement contribué à financer des think tanks libertarien et conservateur. Leur réseau d'organisations a dépensé près de 889 millions de dollars entre 2009 et 2016 et il est considéré par Politico comme le principal rival du comité national républicain. Ils supportent activement des organisations qui soutiennent des candidats républicains, et en particulier ceux qui luttent pour la réduction de l'importance de l'État, la réduction des dépenses publiques, notamment en matière de santé avec la sécurité sociale. Dotés d'une fortune basée sur les énergies fossiles, ils sont également de fervents supporters des organisations et scientifiques notables capables de légitimer le climatoscepticisme, afin de pouvoir prolonger leurs activités d'extraction pétrolière avec la Koch Industries. Jusque 2010, ils ont également donné environ 100 millions de dollars à des dizaines d'organisations promouvant le libéralisme économique et la dérégulation des marchés. Les frères Koch sont également omniprésents directement dans la politique américaine. Ainsi en 2013, plus de la moitié des membres du Sénat et de la Chambre des représentants ont reçu de l'argent de la part d'un ou des deux frères. Après l'élection de Donald Trump, pour les élections de mi-mandat pour le congrès, les frères Koch se sont engagés début 2018 à donner 400 millions de dollars pour soutenir les républicains conservateurs.r soutenir les républicains conservateurs.
, The political activities of the Koch broth … The political activities of the Koch brothers include the financial and political influence of Charles G. and David H. Koch (1940–2019) on United States politics. This influence is seen both directly and indirectly via various political and public policy organizations that were supported by the Koch brothers. The Koch brothers are the sons of Fred C. Koch (1900–1967), who founded Koch Industries, the second-largest privately held company in the United States, of which they own 84% of the stock. Having bought out two other brothers' interests, they remain in control of the family business, the fortune which they inherited from their father, and the Koch family foundations. The brothers have made significant financial contributions to both libertarian and conservative think tanks and, despite being ideologically libertarian, they have donated primarily to Republican Party candidates running for office. According to writer Eric Black, this funding doesn't stem from "a change of heart, but one of tactics" since libertarianism "was costly and could be bad for the family business long term. David Koch who has described himself as a social liberal, had stated in 2012 that "I think the Republican Party has a great chance of being successful and that’s why I support it [...] The Libertarian Party is a great concept. I love the ideals, but it got too far off the deep end, and so I dropped out". A network of like-minded donors organized by the Kochs pledged to spend $889 million from 2009–2016 and its infrastructure has been said by Politico to rival "that of the Republican National Committee." They actively fund and support organizations that contribute significantly to Republican candidates, and in particular that lobby against efforts to expand government's role in health care and climate change mitigation or promote climate change denial. By 2010, they had donated more than $100 million to dozens of free-market and advocacy organizations. In May 2019, the Kochs announced a major restructuring of their philanthropic efforts, stating that the Koch network will henceforth operate under the umbrella of Stand Together, a nonprofit focused on supporting community groups. The stated priorities of the restructured Koch network include efforts aimed at increasing employment, addressing poverty and addiction, ensuring excellent education, building a stronger economy, and bridging divides and building respect.and bridging divides and building respect.
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Les activités politiques des frères Koch c … Les activités politiques des frères Koch concernent les influences politique et financière de Charles G. et de David H. Koch sur la politique aux États-Unis. Cette influence transparaît tant directement qu'indirectement au travers des multiples organisations politiques que soutiennent les frères Koch. Les frères Koch sont les fils de (en). Fred C. Koch, fondateur des Koch Industries, la deuxième plus grande entreprise privée des États-Unis, qu'ils détiennent à 84 %. Les deux frères sont aussi les principaux contributeurs des fondations de la famille Koch, qui servent leurs intérêts en matière environnementale et politique. en matière environnementale et politique.
, The political activities of the Koch broth … The political activities of the Koch brothers include the financial and political influence of Charles G. and David H. Koch (1940–2019) on United States politics. This influence is seen both directly and indirectly via various political and public policy organizations that were supported by the Koch brothers. that were supported by the Koch brothers.
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