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In 2018, the political arm of the Koch network has even funded ads against pro-life Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA), who is attempting to defeat the entrenched liberal Dem Sen. Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA) in Pennsylvania.
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In 2018, the Kochs spent money to reelect the pro-abort Dem senator from North Dakota, whom [[pro-life]rs had a chance of defeating.
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→References: Another category, reorder.
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→References: Better category.
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→References: We don't need this category because it is a sub-category of Category:Koch. Besides, Koch puppets are people other than the Koch brothers, controlled by them.
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add category, also add "Charles is considered to be more politically motivated than his younger brother David."
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copy edit, formatting
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The Koch brothers are the biggest source of phony pro-life Republican politicians, such as Koch-backed former Rep. Renee Elmers (R-NC). She was elected by pretending to be pro-life but then switched sides on key legislation for the unborn.
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The Koch brothers conspire in secret with other wealthy individuals, and hold meetings closed to grassroots conservatives. This attempts to corner and influence the conservative movement and the Republican Party in a secretive, self-servi
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→Organizations influenced or controlled by the Koch brothers: add FreedomWorks
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→Koch Industries: reword
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→Organizations influenced or controlled by the Koch brothers: avoid redirect
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