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'''American Majority(AM)''' is a [[right-wing 501(c)(3)]] right-wing nonprofit organization that offers training to conservative political training group established in Januarycandidates and activists. According to the organization's website, 2008 that it's mission is to "trains identify and equips a national network mold the next wave of leadership committed to individual freedom through limited government liberty-minded candidates, grassroots activists and community leaders.<ref>American Majority, [https://www.americanmajority.org/staff/ned-ryun/ Ned Ryun], organizational website, accessed July 8, 2024.</ref> AM is headquartered in Purcellville, VA, with additional offices located in Arizona, Minnesota, Nevada, North Carolina, Virginia, and Wisconsin.<ref name=about/> American Majority was founded in 2008 as an affiliate of the [[free marketSam Adams Alliance]]." Its goal is to train budding , a [[Tax Day Tea Party|Tea Party]] candidates group associated with [[Eric O'Keefe]]. According to run for school boarda 2010 article in ''AlterNet'', city council or state senate seats in local areas around 75% of the U.S., with funding for American Majority came from the hopes Sam Adams Alliance at that they will eventually run for Congresstime. The group's strategy is to raise up a <ref name="monbiot"national farm team of conservative leaders> George Monbiot, [https://web.archive.org/web/20101221070808/http://www.alternet.org/media/149197/are_right-wing_libertarian_internet_trolls_getting_paid_to_dumb_down_online_conversations?page=entire "Are Right-Wing Libertarian Internet Trolls Getting Paid to Dumb Down Online Conversations?" [[Ned Ryun]]AlterNet, one of the group's foundersDec. 15, says 2010.</ref> <ref name="Today’s county commissioner, tomorrow’s congressman. You’ve got to feed the system.pappas" /> Founders, Drew and Ned Ryun are the sons of former Kansas Republican Representative [[Jim Ryun]], who served in the House of Representatives for 10 years. [[Drew Ryun]] was a deputy director at the [[Republican National Committee]], and while Ned was a writer in the [[George W. Bush]] White House.<ref name="pappas">Alex Pappas, [http://dailycaller.com/2010/12/20/american-majority-wants-to-infuse-new-tea-party-blood-in-system/ "American Majority Wants to Infuse New Tea Party Blood in System"], ''The Daily Caller, '' December 21, 2010.</ref> As of July 2024, Ned Ryun is still formally involved with the organization, serving as AM's CEO.  [[American Majority Action]] (AMA) is the 501(c)(4) arm of American Majority, and therefore "can engage in more politically tinged activities."<ref name="pappas"/> On its 2020 IRS filing, American Majority claimed to have "conducted training for 3,998 participants."<ref name="2020 990"/>

Additionally, CfA alleged that American Majority mislead regulators about the sources of two identical $500,000 donations in 2015 and 2016. While the 2015 donation came from [[Leonard Leo]], the second was attributed to [[Donors Capital Fund]] (DCF). CfA alleged that neither Leo nor DCF was the true source of the $500,000 donations.<ref name=amcfa/> In 2011, American Majority and [[American Majority Action]] created a holding company called AM Action LLC and donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to the company.<ref name=amcfa/> AM Action LLC set up a for-profit data firm, Voter Gravity, Inc., which works with conservative campaigns.<ref>Voter Gravity, [https://votergravity.com/about/ About], organizational website, accessed June 13, 2021.</ref> Voter Gravity is also part of CfA's complaint. As described by CfA's executive director, "Mr. Ryun appears to have built a network of organizations designed to funnel money to his for-profit companies and pay himself a salary. State and federal regulators should not allow Mr. Ryun to take advantage of nonprofit tax laws designed to support organizations that benefit the public, not private individuals."<ref name=amcfa/> ===42 Trainees Elected in Spring 2020 Elections===American Majority claimed to have successfully placed 42 of its trainees into local and state public office in Wisconsin in the Spring 2020 elections. The 68 percent that won include “1 County Executive, 2 Judges, 23 County Board Supervisors, 8 School Board Members, and 8 Municipal Leaders.”<ref name="da">David Armiak, [https://www.exposedbycmd.org/2020/04/17/42-right-wing-charitable-groups-trainees-elected-wisconsin/ 42 of Right-Wing “Charitable” Group’s Trainees Elected in Wisconsin], ''ExposedbyCMD'', April 17, 2020.</ref>> In a blog post on its website, Wisconsin Executive Director of American Majority Nate Nelson boasts that, since it opened shop in the Badger State in 2010, 194 candidates have won office, demonstrating that “American Majority is helping to ensure that solid conservative candidates have the tools to become successful in their campaigns.”<ref>American Majority Team, [https://www.americanmajority.org/blog-2/42-american-majority-trained-new-leaders-win/], ''American Majority'', April 14, 2020.</ref> ===Training Of Republican Candidates and Operatives Raises Questions Regarding Nonprofit Status===

===Tampa Tea Party Rally===At the "Tampa Bay Tax Day Tea Party" rally in April 2011, Ken Mayo of American Majority "encouraged the crowd to get involved in local elections and stop in-party fighting before the 2012 Republican presidential primary." Florida Senator Marco Rubio also spoke at the event attended by an estimated 5,000. <ref> Robbyn Mitchell, [https://web.archive.org/web/20130701204803/https://www.tampabay.com/news/politics/spending-rules-the-day-as-rubio-rallies-tea-party-crowd-in-tampa/1164160/ "Spending Rules the Day as Rubio Rallies Tea Party Crowd in Tampa"], ''St. Petersburg Times'', April 16, 2011.</ref> ===American Majority's Sponsoring of Media Trackers===

==Goals =Shaping Online Content and ActivitiesDiscussions===According to [[George Monbiot]], in the 2010 film (Astro)Turf Wars, Taki Oldham secretly recorded a training session organized by American Majority. The trainer, Austin James, was instructing [[Tea Party]] members on how to “manipulate the medium” of the Internet, “Here’s what I do. I get on Amazon; I type in “Liberal Books”. I go through and I say “one star, one star, one star”. The flipside is you go to a conservative/ libertarian whatever, go to their products and give them five stars. … This is where your kids get information: Rotten Tomatoes, Flixster. These are places where you can rate movies. So when you type in “Movies on Healthcare”, I don’t want [[Michael Moore]]’s to come up, so I always give it bad ratings. I spend about 30 minutes a day, just click, click, click, click. … If there’s a place to comment, a place to rate, a place to share information, you have to do it. That’s how you control the online dialogue and give our ideas a fighting chance.”<ref name="monbiot"/>

American Majority states that its goal is to ===Wisconsin 2011 Supreme Court Race===Kenneth P. Vogel of ''Politico'' credited the organization with providing "deep-pocketed backing"build a national network of leaders and grassroots advocates who aspire to increase freedom for individuals and freedom groups involved in the marketplace." Its headquarters are Wisconsin Supreme Court race in Purcellville, Virginia2011, and grouped them with the organization has state affiliates in Arkansas[[Tea Party Express]]. He noted that American Majority Action, Kansasthe political arm of AM, Louisiana, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Texas and Wisconsin (their newest) and plans to open more offices in 2011funneled money into "local tea party groups" for "get-out-the-vote activities."<ref name="about"> American Majority, Kenneth P. Vogel [http://americanmajoritywww.politico.orgcom/news/stories/about0411/ About52455.html "Money Pours into Wis. Court Race"], organizational website accessed ' 'Politico'', April 294, 2011.</ref>

==Activities=====American Majority is involved in organizing protest and the health care "Recess Rallies" occurring in August 2009 in House districts. They also participate in Action===[[Tea PartyAmerican Majority Action]] rallies(AMA), AM's sister organization and 501(c)(4) arm, such is listed as an April 15, 2011 rally in Tampa at which a "Ken Mayo of American Majority encouraged the crowd to get involved in local elections and stop inrelated tax-party fighting before the 2012 Republican presidential exempt organization" on its 2022 IRS 990 form. AMA's primary.activity is listed as "<ref> Robbyn Mitchell, [http://www.tampabay.com/news/politics/spendingmobilizing and get-rulesout-the-day-as-rubio-rallies-tea-party-crowd-vote in-tampa/1164160 Spending rules the day as Rubio rallies tea party crowd in Tampa], ''Stsupport of candidates and issues. Petersburg Times'', April 16, 2011.</ref>"

Kenneth P. Vogel ===Political Training Programs===As of Politico.com credited the organization with providing "deep-pocketed backing" of groups involved in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race in 2011July 2024, and grouped them with American Majority offers the [[Tea Party Express]].following training programs:<ref> Kenneth P. Vogel American Majority, [httphttps://www.politicoamericanmajority.com/news/storiesorg/0411training/52455.html Big money, union fight shape Wisconsin court raceTraining], ''PoliticoAmerican Majority'', April 4accessed July 10, 20112024.</ref>

*'''New Leaders Campaign Training''', "America is in dire need of principles leadership. American Majority 's flagship training gives you the practical know=how necessary to go beyond activism to affect policy as an elected official."*'''Activist Training''', "Learn the best on-the-ground and online organizing basics to accomplish your goals."*'''Campaign-In-A-Day''', "Team oriented, hands-on simulated campaigns to learn and practice campaigning concepts and analyze what works and what doesn’t work on the campaign trail."*'''Campus Training''', "Learn about the foundational values that built our nation as well as how to practically approach advocacy and activism both on and off campus."*'''Election Integrity Training''', "American Majority is pleased to announce a brand new training series on Election Integrity. This training seeks to equip individuals with the tools to be successful in defending voting rights."*'''Social Media Training''', "Learn the best on-the-ground and online organizing basics to accomplish your goals." In April 2011, the Wisconsin planned "seven 'Instant Activism' seminars... across the state," the first taking place in New Richmond, Wisconsin on April 9, 2011, attended by State Rep. Dean Knudson (R-Hudson) as well as local American Majority personnel and representatives of other local conservative activist groups.<ref> Jeff Holmquist [[Michelle Malkin]http://www.newrichmond-news.com/event/article/id/32311/ Activists seek help with promoting their causes], New Richmond News, April 14, 2011, [[RedStatehttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:TsqxTnNrDE0J:www.newrichmond-news.com/event/article/id/32311/+Activists+seek+help+with+promoting+their+causes&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.comGoogle cached copy]]accessed April 29, [[2011.</ref> American Liberty Alliance]]Majority's Matt Batzel explained, "We do the training in a non-partisan way.... We want to help organizations achieve their political goals. The training sessions have been very well received.”<ref>[[Smart Girl Politics]http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:TsqxTnNrDE0J:www.newrichmond-news.com/event/article/id/32311/+Activists+seek+help+with+promoting+their+causes&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.com Ibid.]</ref> Brett Farley, executive director of the Oklahoma office, said with regard to the 2011 local Tulsa election, "We intend to play a role in the Tulsa election... I don't think there's going to be anything like this again in our lifetimes." The Oklahoma affiliate claims to have "trained more than 125 candidates last year, including state Sen. Josh Brecheen, R-Olney, and state schools Superintendent Janet Barresi."<ref> Wayne Greene [[Americans http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&articleid=20110424_16_A1_CityHa317284 Potential candidates for Limited Government]council emerging], ''Tulsa World'', April 24, 2011.</ref> ==Ties to the Bradley Foundation==Between 2010 and 2019, the [[FreedomWorksLynde and Harry Bradley Foundation]]gave $2,568, 720 to American Majority, with the [[Sam Adams AllianceBradley Impact Fund]] contributing $142,000 between 2013 and other groups 2017. According to organize opposition a May 2017 report by the Center for Media and Democracy (CMD), "The Bradley has given large grants to health care reforma little-known group called American Majority contributing $1. 8 million between 2010-2016 (American Majority, Grant Proposal Record, 8/16/16), and $220,000 was recommended for Wisconsin for 2016." <ref name="aboutweaponized"/>See the August 2016 grant proposal [https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3700865-American-Majority-Grant-Proposal.html here].{{Bradley}}

According to a *Bachman Foundation: $500 (2022)*Bailey Family Foundation: $5,600 (2011-2020)*[[Bradley Impact Fund]]: $142,000 (2013-2017)*[[Deramus Foundation]]: $96,747 (2010 article in ''AlterNet''-2020)*[[Donors Capital Fund]]: $6,563,500 (2008-2016)*[[DonorsTrust]]: $1, and Ned Ryun himself324, 75% of the funding for American Majority came from the 830 (2009-2018)*[[Sam Adams AllianceEd Uihlein Family Foundation]] a Tea Party group associated with dark money man : $2,660,000 (2015-2021)*[[Eric O'KeefeEinhorn Family Foundation]]. In 2008: $32, the year in which American Majority was founded000 (2012-2016)*Farrell Family Foundation: $10, 88% of the alliance’s money came from a single donation of 000 (2021-2022)*Gero Foundation: $1,000 (2021) *[[Glacs Endowment Fund]]: $3.7 million.<ref name="monbiot"> George Monbiot, 000 (2012)*Harry E Bovay Jr Foundation: $1,500 (2022)*[http[Hayden Foundation]]://www.alternet.org/media/149197/are_right$10,000 (2010-wing_libertarian_internet_trolls_getting_paid_to_dumb_down_online_conversations/?page=1 Are Right2011)*Hendry Family Foundation: $6,000 (2020-Wing Libertarian Internet Trolls Getting Paid to Dumb Down Online Conversations?2021)*[[Jobs First Coalition] AlterNet]: $187, Dec000 (2014)*[[John N. 15& Kathleen S MacDonough Foundation]]: $1, 000 (2013)*[[Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation]]: $2,568,720 (2010.</ref> <ref name="pappas"/>-2019)*[[Motion Picture Association]]: $20,000 (2015)*[[National Association of Broadcasters]]: $10,000 (2014)*[[National Christian Charitable Foundation]]: $20,000 (2014-2017)*[[National Philanthropic Trust]]: $91,500 (2017-2020)*[[Retail Industry Leaders Association]]: $125,000 (2014)*[[Snider Foundation]]: $5,000 (2015-2017)*The John Hicks Family Foundation: $1,000 (2014)*[[Thirteen Foundation]]: $2,114,100 (2012)*[[Thomas D Klingenstein Fund]]: $10,000 (2011)*Wisconsin Alliance for Reform: $57,051 (2018)

According to a 2010 article in ''AlterNet'', and American Majority President Ned Ryun, 75% of the funding for American Majority came from the [[Sam Adams Alliance]], a [[Tea Party]] group associated with [[Eric O'Keefe]]. In 2008, the year in which American Majority was founded, 88% of the Sam Adams Alliance's money came from a single donation of $3.7 million.<ref name="monbiot"> George Monbiot, [http://www.alternet.org/media/149197/are_right-wing_libertarian_internet_trolls_getting_paid_to_dumb_down_online_conversations/?page=1 Are Right-Wing Libertarian Internet Trolls Getting Paid to Dumb Down Online Conversations?] AlterNet, Dec. 15, 2010.</ref> <ref name=Bradley Foundation==="pappas"/>

According to CMD’s May, 2017 report, “Weaponized Philanthropy: Document Trove Details Bradley Foundation’s Efforts to Build Right-Wing “Infrastructure” Nationwide”==Core Financials=='''<big>2022</big>'''<ref name="weaponized2022 990"/>, "The Bradley has given large grants to a little-known group called American Majority contributing $1.8 million between 2010-2016 (American Majority, Grant Proposal Record, 8/16/16), and $220,000 was recommended for Wisconsin for 2016." See the August 2016 grant proposal [https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/370086525038242-Americanamerican-Majoritymajority-Grant2022-Proposal.html here990 2022 IRS 990 tax filing]., organizational tax filing, December 7, 2024</ref>*Total Revenue: $2,599,964*Total Expenses: $2,223,107*Net Assets: $1,263,594

==Activism==The American Majority organization encourages followers to:*Run for local office*Be an activist*Support freedom*They say "use these phrases to spread the word on''Twitter'<big>2021</big>'''"<refname="2021 990">American Majority [httphttps://aftertheteapartywww.comdocumentcloud.org/ Now What?documents/25038243-american-majority-2021-990 2021 IRS 990 tax filing], ''AfterTheTeaParty.com''organizational tax filing, December 20, accessed November 2010.2022</ref>*Total Revenue: $3,348,292*Total Expenses: $2,559,660*Net Assets: $886,737

'''<big>2020</big>'''<ref name==Political Activities=="2020 990">American Majority [https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/21273058-american-majority-2020-990 2020 IRS 990 tax filing], organizational tax filing, November 12, 2021</ref>*Total Revenue: $2,369,517*Total Expenses: $2,398,344*Net Assets: $98,105

American Majority Action, Inc. is listed as a "related tax-exempt organization" on the 2014 990.'''<big>2019</big>'''<ref name="2014 2019 990">American Majority [https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/20789798-american-majority-2019-990 2019 IRS 990 tax filing], organizational tax filing, October 30, 2020</ref>*Total Revenue: $1,724,649*Total Expenses: $1,725,296*Net Assets: $126,932

==Political Training Programs==*'''Candidate training<big>2018</big>''', <ref name="If you are looking to move beyond protests and rallies2018 990"*'''Activist training''', learn to organize and communicate*'''Patriot 2.0 Webinars''', learn to use the web, for novices or experts*'''Campus Majority''', learn to organize students<ref> American Majority, [httphttps://americanmajoritywww.documentcloud.org/politicaldocuments/6841961-American-Majority-2018-training/ Political training990.html 2018 IRS 990 tax filing], organizational websitetax filing, accessed November 2010.11, 2019</ref>*Total Revenue: $584,024*Total Expenses: $646,430*Net Assets: $127,579

In April 2011, the Wisconsin planned "seven 'Instant Activism' seminars... across the state,'<big>2017</big>'''<ref name="2017 990" the first taking place in New Richmond, Wisconsin on April 9, 2011, attended by State Rep. Dean Knudson (R-Hudson) as well as local >American Majority personnel and representatives of other local conservative activist groups.<ref> Jeff Holmquist [httphttps://www.newrichmond-newsdocumentcloud.comorg/eventdocuments/article/id/32311/ Activists seek help with promoting their causes], New Richmond News, April 14, 2011, [http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:TsqxTnNrDE0J:www.newrichmond6943463-news.com/event/article/id/32311/+Activists+seek+help+with+promoting+their+causes&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.com Google cached copy] accessed April 29, 2011.</ref> American -Majority's Matt Batzel explained, "We do the training in a non-partisan way2017-990.html 2017 IRS 990 tax filing] organizational tax filing... We want to help organizations achieve their political goals. The training sessions have been very well received.”</ref>[http*Total Revenue://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache$1,187,443*Total Expenses:TsqxTnNrDE0J$1,351,228*Net Assets:www.newrichmond-news.com/event/article/id/32311/+Activists+seek+help+with+promoting+their+causes&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.com Ibid.]</ref>$391,985

Brett Farley, executive director of the Oklahoma office, said with regard to the 2011 local Tulsa election, "We intend to play a role in the Tulsa election... I don't think there's going to be anything like this again in our lifetimes.'<big>2016</big>'''<ref name=" The Oklahoma affiliate claims to have 2016 990"trained more than 125 candidates last year, including state Sen. Josh Brecheen, R-Olney, and state schools Superintendent Janet Barresi."<ref> Wayne Greene American Majority [httphttps://www.tulsaworlddocumentcloud.comorg/newsdocuments/article6943464-American-Majoirty-2016-990.aspx?subjectid=11&articleid=20110424_16_A1_CityHa317284 Potential candidates for council emerginghtml 2016 IRS 990 tax filing]organizational tax filing, ''Tulsa World'', April 24, 2011Nov.15 2018</ref>*Total Revenue: $1,114,072*Total Expenses: $1,140,609*Net Assets: $555,770

===Shaping Online Content and Discussions===According to [[George Monbiot]], in the film (Astro)Turf Wars, Taki Oldham secretly recorded a training session organized by American Majority. The trainer, Austin James, was instructing [[Tea Party]] members on how to “manipulate the medium” of the Internet: “Here’s what I do. I get on Amazon; I type in “Liberal Books”. I go through and I say “one star, one star, one star”. The flipside is you go to a conservative/ libertarian whatever, go to their products and give them five stars. … This is where your kids get information: Rotten Tomatoes, Flixster. These are places where you can rate movies. So when you type in “Movies on Healthcare”, I don’t want [[Michael Moore]]’s to come up, so I always give it bad ratings. I spend about 30 minutes a day, just click, click, click, click. … If there’s a place to comment, a place to rate, a place to share information, you have to do it. That’s how you control the online dialogue and give our ideas a fighting chance.”<ref name="monbiot"/> ==Core Financials=='''<big>2015</big>'''<ref name="2015 990"> American Majority, [Paper copy on File at CMD https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6943465-American-Majority-2015-990.html 2015 IRS Form 990], Internal Revenue Service, January 12, 2017.</ref>

As of American Majority's 2015 tax filingJuly 2024:<ref name="2015 990"/>*Nate Ryun, CEO and Chairman*Peter Samuelson, Secretary and Treasurer*Matt Robbins*Paul Bonicelli*Merrick CareyChris Buskirk

*Ned Ryun, Founder and CEO*Matt Batzel, National Executive Director*Kelly Amorin, Chief Financial Officer==Contact Information==*Lonny Leitner, Chief of Staff*Mike Morrison, Director of Communications*Nick McIntyre, Colorado Executive Director*[[Nate Nelson]], American Majority Wisconsin Executive Director*Angela Kelley, Director of Operations*Scott Ellis, '''American Majority Wisconsin Campus DirectorInc.''' <br>*Lauren Farrell, Office CoordinatorP.O. Box 87 <br>*Micah PearcePurcellville, American Majority Wisconsin Youth DirectorVA 20134 <br>

==Contact details==Employer Identification Number (EIN): 26-1501154 American Majority Inc. <br>P.O. Box 87 Purcellville, VA 20134 <br>

Website: http[https://www.americanmajority.org/ americanmajority.org] <br>Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/AmericanMajority/ American Majority] <br>Twitter: [https://x.com/AM_National?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor @AM_National] <br>Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/AM_National/ am_national] <br>LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/company/american-majority/ American Majority] <br>

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*[[Sam Adams 501(c)(3)]]*[[American Liberty Alliance]]*[[American Majority Action]]*[[Americans for Limited Government]]*[[Bradley Impact Fund]]*[[Center for American Progress]]*[[Donors Capital Fund]]*[[DonorsTrust]]*[[Drew Ryun]]*[[Ed Uihlein Family Foundation]]*[[Einhorn Family Foundation]]*[[free market]]*[[FreedomWorks]]*[[George Monbiot]]*[[George W. Bush]]*[[Jobs First Coalition]]*[[Leonard Leo]]*[[Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation]]*[[Media Matters]]

*[[Drew RyunRedState.com]]*[[Bradley Sam Adams Alliance]]*[[Smart Girl Politics]]*[[Snider Foundation]]*[[Tea Party]]===References===<references/>*[[Tea Party Express]]

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