National Center For Public Policy Research

The National Center for Public Policy Research is a full-service force for liberty, providing ideas, research, analysis, marketing, grassroots outreach, testimony, coalition-building, polling, educational advocacy, and more. The organization is widely recognized as honest, principled, and effective, with 94% of its revenue coming from individual supporters. The National Center has been a powerful advocate for American liberty for over 27 years, playing a significant role in major events such as President Reagan's successful efforts to win the Cold War and leading a tax revolt against President George H.W. Bush's "no new taxes" pledge. The organization also played a crucial role in stopping Hillary Clinton's government takeover of healthcare and led a successful coalition effort to re-write Endangered Species Act legislation in 2005.