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Freedom's Watch was a Washington, D.C.-based 501(c)(4) lobbying organization. Freedom's Watch was supportive of the George W. Bush administration's positions in the War on Terror and of Republican Congressional candidates. The group was run and supported, in part, by several former officials of the Bush administration. The organization stated that its goal was "educating individuals about and advancing public policies that protect America’s interests at home and abroad, foster economic prosperity, and strengthen families." In the 2008 election cycle, Freedom's Watch purchased advertisements in support of Republican congressional candidates.

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rdfs:label	Freedom’s Watch (de) Freedom's Watch (en)
rdfs:comment	Freedom's Watch war eine 2007 gegründete gemeinnützige Lobbyorganisation in den Vereinigten Staaten, die sich für den Standpunkt von Präsident George W. Bush im Krieg gegen den Terror sowie allgemein für republikanische Politiker und Positionen aussprach. Sie wurde von ehemaligen Mitarbeitern der Bush-Regierung geleitet und finanziell unterstützt. Zum Ende des Jahres 2008 stellte sie ihre Tätigkeit wieder ein. (de) Freedom's Watch was a Washington, D.C.-based 501(c)(4) lobbying organization. Freedom's Watch was supportive of the George W. Bush administration's positions in the War on Terror and of Republican Congressional candidates. The group was run and supported, in part, by several former officials of the Bush administration. The organization stated that its goal was "educating individuals about and advancing public policies that protect America’s interests at home and abroad, foster economic prosperity, and strengthen families." In the 2008 election cycle, Freedom's Watch purchased advertisements in support of Republican congressional candidates. (en)
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has abstract	Freedom's Watch war eine 2007 gegründete gemeinnützige Lobbyorganisation in den Vereinigten Staaten, die sich für den Standpunkt von Präsident George W. Bush im Krieg gegen den Terror sowie allgemein für republikanische Politiker und Positionen aussprach. Sie wurde von ehemaligen Mitarbeitern der Bush-Regierung geleitet und finanziell unterstützt. Zum Ende des Jahres 2008 stellte sie ihre Tätigkeit wieder ein. Freedom's Watch wurde anfänglich mit 15 Millionen US-Dollar ausgestattet. Zu den Unterstützern wurden einige von Präsident Bush ernannte ehemalige Botschafter gezählt, darunter (Malta), Kevin Moley (UN in Genf), (Italien) und (Frankreich). Zusätzlich wurde die Organisation von John Templeton, , Ari Fleischer (ehemaliger Pressesprecher der Bush-Regierung), Gary Erlbaum und Matt Brooks unterstützt. Weitere Spender waren Sheldon Adelson und Richard Fox. (de) Freedom's Watch was a Washington, D.C.-based 501(c)(4) lobbying organization. Freedom's Watch was supportive of the George W. Bush administration's positions in the War on Terror and of Republican Congressional candidates. The group was run and supported, in part, by several former officials of the Bush administration. The organization stated that its goal was "educating individuals about and advancing public policies that protect America’s interests at home and abroad, foster economic prosperity, and strengthen families." In the 2008 election cycle, Freedom's Watch purchased advertisements in support of Republican congressional candidates. Bradley A. Blakeman, Republican strategist and former member of George W. Bush's senior staff, served as President. In December 2008, the organization's board of directors decided to shut it down at the end of 2008. (en)
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