The Revolving Door Project scrutinizes the subtler ways in which corporate wealth corrupts our politics, starting with the federal executive branch and branching out to the federal judiciary, economic media, and state constitutional officers.
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Wreck-It Russ Risks Breaking the Public Health System
Image Credit: “Impeach Russell Vought” by Joe Flood, April 3, 2026, CC BY-NC 4.0
Note: This newsletter is slightly modified excerpts of a report published on Revolving Door Project’s website. For a deeper dive into Vought’s fiscal retaliat...
Democrats Can’t Let Trump Off the Hook When the Next Big Hurricane Hits
This photo shows people trying to leave New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. It is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
The United States got incredibly lucky in 2025 when no hurricanes made landfall—something that hadn’t happened in a...
Democratic Presidential Contenders Need to Talk About Russell Vought’s Demolition of the Public Good
Image Credit: Edward Kimmel
Although the 2026 midterm elections present the most immediate opportunity for Democrats to capitalize on widespread public discontent with the current Republican-controlled Congress, unofficial preparation for...
An Admin for Insurrectionists and AI Industrialists
President Donald Trump with Mark Zuckerberg and David Sacks at a dinner in the White House State Dining Room. Credit: White House Gallery.
This week, two polls outlined the public’s growing frustration with the Trump administration. The fi...
Poison and Plunder
President Donald J. Trump watches the LIV Golf tournament at Trump National Golf Club Washington D.C. in Sterling, Virginia on Saturday, May 9, 2026. (Official White House Photo by Molly Riley)
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We fight to protect the public from government appointees too close to the industries they are supposed to be regulating.
Deputy Research Director on climate and governance at the Revolving Door Project.
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Senior Researcher at the Revolving Door Project
Andrea Beaty is a Research Director of housing & anti-monopoly issues at the Revolving Door Project.
Henry Burke is a Research Assistant with the Revolving Door Project where he focuses on issues of government capacity, organized labor, education, and media coverage of macroeconomic issues.
Timi Iwayemi is an Assistant Director at the Revolving Door Project.
Research Assistant at the Revolving Door Project
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Aya Dardari is a Research Intern at the Revolving Door Project.
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