The Koch Network Formed a New Super PAC and Plans to Spend $400 Million - WhoWhatWhy The Koch Network Formed a New Super PAC and Plans to Spend $400 Million - WhoWhatWhy

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With polling favoring Democrats to win control of the US House, the Koch network has formed the Americans for Prosperity Action PAC to help defend Republican control. The PAC is a sister organization to the nonprofit Americans for Prosperity. Groups within the network are planning to spend $400 million in the 2018 election cycle. Photo credit: Fortune Brainstorm TECH / Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

The Koch Network Formed a New Super PAC and Plans to Spend $400 Million

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