Oct 24, 2025
Trump's announcement came after the Canadian province began running a TV ad that features a speech by Ronald Reagan.
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Trump's announcement came after the Canadian province began running a TV ad that features a speech by Ronald Reagan.
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Behind the Coachella Festival
While good faith debates over speech can (and do) happen on campus all the time, they rarely do so within the right-wing media ecosystem, which instead refines outrage into a narrative about an out-of-control campus free speech crisis. This supposed crisis, however, is actually manufactured; initiated by Koch-funded student groups, ex-cuted by Koch-funded provocateurs, and amplified by Koch-fundepd media outlets.
This manufactured outrage produces more than shock value, however. It becomes the raw material that is refined into social change, used by legal groups to sue colleges (Chapter 5) and by think tanks and policy groups to advance legislation that further exposes universities to donor influence (Chapter 6).
The Washington Examiner, a conservative weekly paper and website owned by Koch network donor Philip Anschutz, is known for its arch-conservative editorial page. Anschutz made his intentions clear when he started the paper in 2005-he only wanted conservatives on the op-ed page.? When Anschutz's other Washington-based conservative publication- The Weekly Standard--closed in 2018, the reliably pro-Trump Washington Examiner absorbed the subscriber base. The paper regularly publishes misleading pieces on climate change, and was responsible for the false story prior to the 2018 midterm elections about prayer rugs found on the border with Mexico.? The paper regularly runs headlines such as "College Editors Turn Journalism Into Cuddly Kumbaya,"
"200 Colleges Use 'Speech Bullies' to Prevent Hurt
Feelings," as well as a piece by Heather MacDonald, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, titled "The Outrage Mob Came for Me at Emory University. Here's How to Stop It.
The Anschutz Foundation's 990’s show additional funding for organizations directly involved in the campus free speech narrative, including the Young America's Foundation. Anschutz has given more than $5 million to members affiliated with the State Policy Network, including American Enterprise Institute, the Manhattan Institute, and DonorsTrust. He has attended at least one Koch network donor summit, in 2010., A highly diversified industrialist, Anschutz owns the lucrative music festival Coachella. He provided at least $170,000 to the anti-IGBTQ+ hate group Alliance Defending Freedom between 2011 and 2014, but cut ties after public pressure on his music festival forced his hand.