Who’s Remodeling America? Following the Money Into Delaware Politics

<p>Who owns the house?</p><p>That is the question I keep coming back to as I dig deeper into the Democratic Socialists of America, the Working Families Party, Arabella Advisors, and the network of money and organizations surrounding modern American politics.</p><p>And this isn&#39;t just a national story.</p><p>Some of these financial and organizational connections eventually reach Delaware, including the races on your ballot right now.</p><p>In this episode, I take a step back and look at the bigger picture.</p><p>What does sovereignty actually mean?</p><p>What happens when political organizations openly advocate changing fundamental structures of American government?</p><p>Who is funding the political infrastructure behind those movements?</p><p>How does money move between nonprofits, PACs and political organizations?</p><p>And what should American voters know about wealthy individuals and international connections that can exist somewhere in that larger ecosystem?</p><p>I&#39;m also very careful about the distinction between a documented connection, an allegation, and something the evidence simply does not establish.</p><p>You don&#39;t have to agree with me.</p><p>In fact, I don&#39;t want you to simply agree with me.</p><p>I want you to follow the money, look at the documents, understand the organizations, and then decide what you think.</p><p>Because if we&#39;re going to call ourselves a self-governing people, we should probably know who&#39;s trying to remodel the house.</p><p>The Constitution is the deed.</p><p>We are the homeowners.</p><p>So...</p><p>Who has the keys?</p>