Editor’s note: GAI Research Director Kenneth Sukhia recently penned an op-ed for The Daily Caller highlighting GAI research into the connections between Hunter Biden and a Chinese drug trafficker named Chang-An-lo, who is also known as “White Wolf.” New findings from the Government Accountability Institute (GAI) reveal that the Biden administration excluded a notorious drug…
In its Jan. 10 story on the indictment of a former Sacramento city councilman, the California Globe cited GAI’s “Cannabis Cronyism” in its reporting on the “dodgy cannabis business in California. GAI’s report, issued in 2021, reviewed the politicking behind legalization of medical and recreational marijuana in several states including California. The report showed numerous…
NEW GAI REPORT SHOWS WHERE THE MONEY GOES During the 2021 fiscal year, the two largest teachers unions in the US – the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) – collected approximately $575 million in dues from their members. How did they spend these funds? In past decades these funds…
Each week, co-hosts Peter Schweizer and Eric Eggers relentlessly expose crony capitalism and corruption in Washington, DC. These audio podcasts, still very new for GAI, will feature occasional guests, including former Rep. Jason Chaffetz and journalist Lee Smith, who are both Distinguished Fellows at GAI, and authors Mollie Hemingway and Alex Marlow, to name a…
New reporting builds on Clinton Cash findings, noting “FBI, Energy Department and court documents reviewed by The Hill show the FBI, in fact, had gathered substantial evidence” of Russian efforts to funnel money to the Clinton Foundation “well before” federal agencies approved the sale of US uranium to the Russian government.
GAI President talks about a new story documenting how Congressional staffers are trading on insider knowledge.
Peter Schweizer discusses GAI’s report that updates findings on which members of Congress require CVV security on their campaign donation pages.
GAI obtained voter roll data from 21 states, amounting to 17 percent of all possible state-to-state combinations. Despite significant data acquisition obstacles and an extremely conservative matching approach that sought only to identify two votes cast in the same legal name, GAI found 8,471 highly likely duplicate votes. We published our findings as a report…
The Government Accountability Institute published a new report entitled “America the Vulnerable: Are Foreign and Fraudulent Online Contributions Influencing U.S. Elections? Taking Another Look.” GAI’s report finds that while 91% of Republicans with active donate pages require the Card Verification Value (CVV) on their websites, fewer than 10% of Congressional Democrats require the additional layer…
GAI’s President joins David Lawrence to discuss the current state of U.S. government transparency, the challenges with improving it and the problems it may pose.