Politico returns to “Flat-Out False” claims about federal agencies

Politico executives are declining strongly against what they call “misleading” and “flat, flat claims” submitted against the director due to the subscription fees that came from federal agencies.

“Politico was a discussion of X this week. Some have been misled, some of them were incorrect. Let’s set the record,” Goli Sheikhcomeslami, Editor -in -Chief, Editor -in -Chief John Harris, joint books on a note for readers.

“Politico is a private royal company. We have never received any government funding – no subsidies, no grants, there are no bulletins. There are no single cents, in 18 years. In newsletters.” Politico Pro is different. “

Politico denies that he is “benefiting from government programs” as questions about receiving taxpayer money

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“It is a professional subscription service used by companies and institutions, and yes, some government agencies. They participate because they make them better in their jobs – helping them track policy, legislation and regulations in an actual time with news, intelligence and wing of data products,” they wrote. “In essence, Politico Pro revolves around transparency and accountability: highlighting the work of agencies, organizers and policy makers throughout the vast federal government. Companies and entities within the government find that they are useful because they travel in chaotic organizational and legislative views.”

They said that the majority of Politico Pro subscribers in the private sector and that 90 % renew their service subscription.

“Government agencies that share the standard public purchases process – just like any other tool they buy to work more intelligent and be more efficient. This is not funding. It is treatment – just as the government buys research, equipment, programs and industry reports. Let’s be clear: Politico does not have financial dependence On the government and there is no hidden agenda. We cover politics and politics – this is our job. “

The White House announces that Duji cancels payments to Politico

On Wednesday, the White House press secretary Caroline Levitt Any government payments received by Politico will end at a time when the management of government efficiency of President Donald Trump ends on spending.

“I can confirm that more than $ 8 million of dollars in taxes that, mainly, support subscriptions in Politico on American taxpayers, will not happen anymore,” Levitte said.

“The Doug team is working to cancel these payments now,” she said. “This is a complete government effort to ensure that we go to a line when it comes to federal government books.”

There was speculation on social media that the amount of $ 8 million in the question came from the United States Agency for International Development, where the agency was currently targeted by the co -founder of Doge Elusk, but only 44,000 dollars came from that agency. Base Politico Pro usually ranges between $ 12,000 and $ 15,000 for three users, according to a person with pricing and Washington Times.

The government agency spends Politico subscriptions before the Biden Administration dates, according to L. Usaspending.gov.

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