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"....100 percent focused on arming people with the economic facts and figures needed to evaluate the policies our leaders are proposing."
(that description is taken directly from their website)
And their parent company "Public Notice" refers to itself as "...an independent non-profit dedicated to providing facts and insight on the economy and how government policy affects Americans’ financial well-being."
Only one person is named on the Public Notice website:
Gretchen Hamel is the Executive Director of Public Notice, where she leads a team of communications experts in their effort to provide clear, straightforward information on fiscal and economic issues to Americans outside the Beltway. The team’s first campaign, Bankrupting America, has gained significant attention from the media outlets to which citizens often pay the most attention: local television and radio, and state media. Public Notice has been recognized by national media outlets such as The Washington Post, Fiscal Times, and CNBC.
Hamel’s Public Notice opinion pieces have appeared in publications including U.S. News & World Report, Pennsylvania Business Journal, and the Colorado Gazette. Hamel has been featured on CNBC’s “The Kudlow Report,” as well as radio shows including nationally syndicated programs such as The Leslie Marshall Show, The Lars Larson Show, and G. Gordon Liddy.
I think that last sentence pretty much spells out how "nonpartisan" she and her group actually are ;)
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