Dark Money Group Arabella Advisors Captures the U.S. Department of Agriculture – Illegal Lobbying Suspected
The far-left dark money group Arabella Advisors have extended their influence, seemingly covertly capturing the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and working closely with Secretary Tom Vilsack. New evidence suggests that these actions may be bordering on illegal lobbying.
Journalist Matthew Foldi, formerly with the Washington Examiner, highlighted through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests that the head of Arabella Advisors directly communicates with Vilsack. This raises concerns about the Democratic Party’s openness to outsourcing policy-making to an unaccountable dark money juggernaut. With this new information, it is questionable why Arabella Advisors hasn’t been found in violation of the Lobbying Disclosure Act.
Arabella Advisors founder Eric Kessler has apparently been working closely with Vilsack on a “processing project,” and with that direct access, Kessler may be playing a large role in shaping the administration’s views on good food, farming infrastructure, and policy. Arabella’s “Good Food” initiative is directly poised to benefit from Kessler’s access to the USDA.
The term “good food” may be key to Arabella’s strategy and influence in the agriculture sector. The company’s Good Food website highlights their aim to create a culture that demands good food, an infrastructure that can supply it, and a policy environment that enables a good food system to become established. With his access to the Secretary of Agriculture, Kessler seems to be shaping all three aspects of his company’s goals.
Unfortunately, mainstream media outlets such as ABC, CBS, and NBC have failed to cover this story, allowing valuable airtime to be dominated by fluff stories on topics like transgenderism. The public’s ability to stay informed about potential illegal lobbying and unsanctioned influence on policy is being hampered by a lack of coverage from major news organizations.
In conclusion, Arabella Advisors’ potential hold on the U.S. Department of Agriculture and its potential illegal lobbying activities should not be ignored. This dark-money group’s influence on policy-making and the Democratic Party should be scrutinized, yet it remains unreported by mainstream media. The American public deserves to know the truth about Arabella’s actions, and it’s time for the media to step up and investigate this story thoroughly.
