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Edwin J. Feulner’s cause of death was not released.
RIP to a man who spent his life defunding public schools, deregulating corporations, criminalizing poverty, and pushing white Christian nationalism to keep billionaires rich and unaccountable. I hope he gets a warm reception in the afterlife. A VERY warm reception.
Opinion: Death does not redeem the irredeemable, as Feulner leaves a legacy of hate, oppression, exclusion, and silence, writes John Casey.
His organization has made life much worse for LGBTQ+ people and working class Americans of all sorts.
Greg Owen at LGBTQ Nation:
Edwin Feulner, a former congressional aide in Washington who rose to prominence as a co-founder of the influential Christian Nationalist right-wing think-tank, The Heritage Foundation, died on Friday. He was 83. The Heritage Foundation announced his death but provided no details. Feulner (pronounced FULL-ner) co-founded the group with another now-prominent right-wing Republican, Paul Weyrich. The far-right policy group has long advocated against LGBTQ+ rights, including bans on marriage equality, LGBTQ+ military service members, trans service members, adoption by gay and same-sex parents, gender-affirming care for trans youth, and advocating for “conversion therapy” and draconian bans on LGBTQ+ content in libraries.
Heritage generally opposes anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination measures, opposed the Supreme Court’s Bostock decision to include “sex” in discrimination rulings, and opposes the Equality Act, federal legislation that would explicitly prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. With its founding in 1973, Feulner and Weyrich transformed the conservative think tank model from “ivory tower” to “accessible”, based on easily digestible policy briefs they called “backgrounders”, distributed to lawmakers before a vote to influence policy outcomes, rather than waiting to deliberate on the results afterward.
[...] The group gained renewed prominence in 2024 with their policy recommendations for a second Trump administration, called Project 2025, a nearly-thousand-page far-right conservative wish list that has been implemented with an army of appointees — many recommended by Heritage — at every level in every department of the federal government. Partner organizations for Project 2025’s advisory board include anti-LGBTQ groups Alliance Defending Freedom, Eagle Forum, Family Policy Alliance, Moms for Liberty, Turning Point USA, and dozens of other far-right organizations.
Heritage Foundation co-founder Edwin Feulner died at 83.
Conservative leader Feulner, Heritage Foundation founder, dies at 84 with Korean ties
Heritage Foundation founder Edwin J. Feulner dies at 83
Enemies on the Left, False Friends on the Right - Part 9
Enemies on the Left, False Friends on the Right – Part 9
“Can we regain our country and our freedom? The answer is, only if we can bear the truth that our forefathers knew and took for granted. If the generation of 100 years ago could come back today they would be appalled at the thinking of Americans today. They would think, surely we have been occupied by a foreign power. They would be right. We have been occupied, but not by a military power. We…
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