Hypocrisy Now
Receipts, not rants.
Tracking what public figures said then versus what they say now.
Following the money behind the message.
“Russia occupied the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant — Europe's largest — parking military hardware next to reactor units, using it as a fire base, causing eight external power blackouts forcing reliance on emergency diesel generators, and restricting IAEA inspector access for months.”
“These illegal and reckless actions are an indelible stain on the international reputation of those who direct missiles at the Bushehr NPP and other Iranian nuclear facilities under the Agency's safeguards. They have completely undermined their previous standing in the field of nuclear nonproliferation.”
Follow the money
Who's Funding What
Crypto regulation
Crypto's $245M Shadow Campaign
Fairshake and its affiliates ran the largest industry super PAC of 2024 — and almost never mentioned crypto in the ads.
~$160M tracked
Climate / energy
Drill, Baby, Donate
Oil and gas giants pumped $219M into the 2024 election — then collected policy returns worth billions.
~$20M tracked
Campaign finance
Elon Musk's $290M Political Machine
The world's richest man bet his fortune on Trump — and kept betting after he won.
~$339M tracked
Latest Hypocrisy
Mark Foley
Championed legislation to protect children from sexual predators while simultaneously engaging in sexually predatory behavior toward underage Congressional pages
Newt Gingrich
Led the impeachment of a president for lying about an extramarital affair while simultaneously conducting his own extramarital affair with a congressional staffer 23 years his junior
Lindsey Graham
Explicitly stated the rule should apply regardless of which party held the presidency, invited people to use his words against him, then did the opposite when a Republican president had the vacancy
Mitch McConnell
Established the precedent that Supreme Court vacancies should not be filled in an election year, then reversed the rule when it benefited his party, filling a vacancy much closer to an election than the one he blocked
Larry Craig
Built an entire political career on opposing LGBTQ rights while privately engaging in the same behavior he legislated against, weaponizing anti-gay sentiment for political gain
Mitch McConnell
Warned Democrats they would regret changing filibuster rules, then expanded those same rule changes further when it was politically convenient for Republicans to confirm a Supreme Court justice