Big Business Builds Command Center for Family Research Council
The Family Research Council is getting a new home: a six-story building in the heart of the nation's capital, courtesy of well-heeled right-wing business executives.
FRC head Gary Bauer announced the move in the group's Washington Watch newsletter last month. Bauer explained to readers that no donations from FRC supporters were used to build or decorate the new facility, but rather the money came "through resources provided by our benefactors the Prince and DeVos families."
Bauer is referring to Elsa Prince and Rich and Helen DeVos, two Michigan-based families who have a history of underwriting far right causes. Bauer reports that Ed Prince, founder of the Prince …
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Article title: Big Business Builds Command Center for Family Research Council.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Church & State.
Volume: 50.
Issue: 2
Publication date: February 1997.
Page number: 14+.
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