Third Way’s strategy session for Democratic moderates lacked any vision other than a hatred for progressives.
Henry Burke
Henry Burke is a senior researcher at the Revolving Door Project and a former Capitol Hill staffer. His research interests include organized labor, the gig economy, education, government capacity, and issues of economic inequality. He is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Sean Patrick Maloney’s Vanishing Ethics Pledge
The former member of Congress and DCCC chair is now the head of the Coalition for Prediction Markets, an organization funded by the exact crypto firms he promised not to work for.
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Best of 2025: Revolving Door Project
Our partners choose their best stories of the year.
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Democratic Voters Are Clamoring for AI Regulation. Their Leaders Aren’t Interested.
A new AI commission established by House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries includes several corporate-friendly legislators.
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Companies Are Trying to Hide Their Ties to Larry Summers
Some fintech and energy startups haven’t announced that Summers is leaving; they just took him off their websites.
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What Trump Learned From Silicon Valley
Before DOGE’s lawbreaking spree, there was ‘blitzscaling.’
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The Blockchain Association Just Bought the CFTC
The revolving door isn’t just corrupting the CFTC—it may end the pretense of a Commission altogether.
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Senior Advisor McHenry at Your Crypto Service
The former congressman is the most employed man in D.C.
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Paul, Weiss Appeased Trump. More Attacks on BigLaw Will Follow.
Fascists respond to capitulation with more aggression. Elon Musk has already started targeting firms himself.
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What We Talk About When We Talk About the Revolving Door
Bringing tech and finance executives into government because they are ‘the country’s smartest and hardest-working people’ is faintly ridiculous.