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MINNEAPOLIS, MN – As Democrats hunger for more forceful pushback against sweeping and controversial moves by President Donald Trump and Republicans, the party’s national chair stressed that it’s time to «stand up and fight.»

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And in a fiery speech Monday, Democratic National Committee (DNC) chair Ken Martin argued that the president is acting as «a dictator-in-chief» and that Trump’s second administration is «facism dressed in a red tie.»

«We are the only thing standing in his way,» Martin emphasized as he addressed the more than 400 elected party officials from all 50 states and seven territories, as the summer meeting kicked off at a downtown hotel in his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota.

«Are you ready to take back our country from the wannabe-king in the White House,» he asked the audience, to loud cheers.

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Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin addresses party members at the DNC’s  summer meeting, on Aug. 25, 2025 in Minneapolis, Minnesota (Paul Steinhauser – Fox News )

Martin, pointing to the forceful response by Democrats to moves this summer by Trump and Republicans to create more right-leaning U.S. House seats in states across the country through rare mid-decade congressional redistricting ahead of next year’s midterm elections, said that he’s «sick and tired of this Democratic Party bringing a pencil to a knife fight.»

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«We cannot be the only party that plays by the rules anymore,» he urged.

Democratic Party leaders and officials face a multitude of problems as they try to escape the political wilderness.

The party is trying to escape the political wilderness after last year’s elections, when Democrats lost control of the White House and the Senate and fell short in their bid to win back the House majority. And Republicans made gains with voters who make up key parts of the Democratic Party’s base.

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But the situation has only worsened for the Democrats in the 10 months since last year’s election setbacks.

The Democrats’ brand is deeply unpopular, especially with younger voters, as the party’s poll numbers continue to drop to all-time lows in national surveys. 

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The DNC faces a massive fundraising deficit at the hands of the rival Republican National Committee (RNC), fueled in part by major party donors cutting back their contributions as they express their frustrations with the national party committee.

New voter data first reported last week by the New York Times showed Democratic Party registration plunging while GOP sign-ups were on the rise in the 30 states that register voters by party.

«There’s no doubt that … we have work to do,» Martin acknowledged in a sit-down interview this summer with Fox News Digital.

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But seeing a silver lining, he added that «when you hit rock bottom, there’s only one direction to go, and that’s up, and that’s what we’re doing.»

On Monday, amid talk that Democrats remain divided over a slew of policy and political issues, Martin highlighted that «in this big tent party of ours, we are unified towards one single goal, to stop Donald Trump and put this country back on track.»

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Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota took aim at talk of the party’s divisions.

Klobuchar rejected the «we suck club» label and said «we’re not getting into it when they try to divide us on every single issue online. Complaining about each other to each other – it isn’t how we win again.» 

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took aim at media reports of the party’s divisions, saying «it boggles my damn mind that in the midst of a military takeover of our cities and the attempt to go into others, the flaunting of the rule of law, the coolness and the unconstitutional nature of the way they’re attacking our neighbors, that the press finds the need to talk about, ‘oh, there’s a division in the Democratic Party.’»

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«There’s a division in my damn house, and we’re still married, and things are good,» Walz said. «That’s life. That’s life. We are strong. We are strong because we challenge each other.»

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz at DNC summer meeting

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took aim at media reports of the party’s divisions at the annual DNC summer meeting, saying, «There’s a division in my damn house, and we’re still married, and things are good,» saying  (Paul Steinhauser – Fox News)

Walz, who served as then-Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate on the Democrats national ticket last summer and autumn, slammed Trump as «petty as hell.» 

And he said Americans wake each morning to «a man child crying about whatever’s wrong with him.»

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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison told the audience that he and fellow Democratic state attorneys general who’ve fought the Trump administration in court have «sued this dude 44 times and we’ll sue him 44 more and 44 more after that.»

«We have sued Trump for gender-affirming care. We are not going to scapegoat the transgender community.» Ellison highlighted.

While the 2024 election has faded in the rearview mirror, Republicans have been relentless in characterizing Democrats as extreme leftists.

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Former RNC chair Michael Whatley, who formally stepped down last week as he runs for the Senate, argued in a Fox News Digital interview last week that the Democrats «are moving further and further and farther to the left. They are walking away from Main Street right now. They are beholden to left-wing radical woke policies.»

«They haven’t learned a single thing from their election losses in 2024,» Whatley claimed.

RNC communications director Zach Parkinson, responding to Monday’s DNC session, told Fox News that «under Ken Martin’s leadership, Democrats have sunk to their lowest approval rating in 35 years, the DNC is still paying off millions in debt from Kamala Harris’ failed campaign, and Martin himself is actively supporting a communist for mayor of New York City. As Republicans, we think he is doing a fantastic job, and we fully endorse him to stay on as DNC Chair.»

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The «communist» reference points to Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, the Democrats’ nominee in this year’s New York City mayoral election.

But despite all the problems and setbacks facing the Democrats, they have enjoyed some victories of late.

Democrats have scored a slew of off-year and special election wins, ahead of next year’s midterm elections, when the GOP will be defending its majorities in the House and Senate as the party in power will likely face historical political headwinds.

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Democrats have also landed some top recruits – former Gov. Roy Cooper in North Carolina and former Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio, in two of the most crucial 2026 Senate races.

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And while the Democratic Party’s poll numbers are in the gutter, the approval and favorable ratings for Trump and the GOP are nothing to brag about. Plus, polls indicate that the so-called ‘Big Beautiful Bill,’ which is the Trump-inspired massive Republican domestic policy, tax cuts and spending law, remains unpopular with Americans.

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«We’ve already won, this year, 38 special elections…..We’re winning all across this country, including in many places that haven’t gone blue in generations,» Martin touted.

And he said that «not all of these elections make national news, but I know that every race matters. Every inch of ground that we gain matters. Every single inch.»

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María Corina Machado agradeció a Milei haber declarado grupo terrorista al Cartel de los Soles

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ARCHIVO: Fotografía del 3 de agosto del 2024 donde se observa a la líder opositora venezolana María Corina Machado en un masivo acto en Caracas, Venezuela (EFE)

María Corina Machado, líder política opositora al régimen dictatorial de Nicolás Maduro, agradeció este martes al presidente argentino Javier Milei el decreto que declaró como grupo terrorista al Cartel de los Soles.

Machado, perseguida por la dictadura de Maduro e imposibilitada de presentarse a elecciones, remarcó el compromiso del jefe de estado argentino que se sumó de esta forma a lo actuado por Ecuador y por Paraguay en las últimas semanas. «Querido Presidente Milei, en nombre de los venezolanos le agradezco su firme y decidido apoyo a la causa justa por la Libertad y la democracia de Venezuela, así como el respaldo y cariño del pueblo de la Argentina“, indica el texto publicado en X.

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Nuestro pueblo ha enfrentado con inmensa valentía y dignidad a un régimen criminal narco-terrorista que ha provocado intencionalmente miseria, violencia y la huida de millones de ciudadanos”, subrayó Machado.

La líder política de la oposición venezolana enfatizó además la voluntad de cambio definitivo que atraviesa el pueblo de su país, sumido en una severa crisis humama, social, política y económica. “Hoy tenemos una sociedad unida, organizada y decidida a conquistar su Libertad para traer a nuestros hijos de vuelta a casa”, dijo.

Sabemos que también contamos con el apoyo de los pueblos hermanos de las Américas y con los genuinos líderes democráticos del mundo. ¡Venezuela será libre!“, concluyó.

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Maria Corina Machado agradeció al presidente de la Argentina Javier Milei haber designado al Cartel de los Soles como grupo terrorista (Fuente: X)

El Gobierno argentino declaró organización terrorista al Cártel de los Soles”, que comandan Maduro y Diosdado Cabello. La administración Milei dispuso esta mañana incluir a ese grupo narcocriminal en el Registro Público de Personas y Entidades vinculadas a Actos de Terrorismo y su Financiamiento (RePET).

La declaración de “organización terrorista”, según informó el Gobierno, responde a los compromisos internacionales asumidos por la República Argentina en materia de prevención y combate al terrorismo. Y se enmarca en la normativa vigente y busca fortalecer la protección del sistema financiero nacional.

La resolución fue adoptada tras una coordinación entre el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, que encabeza Gerardo Werthein y el Ministerio de Seguridad, de Patricia Bullrich.

“Declaramos al Cártel de los Soles como organización terrorista y narcocriminal. Maduro y su séquito son narcoterroristas. Ni en la Argentina ni en ningún lugar del mundo van a poder llevar a cabo sus actividades criminales. Para este Gobierno, el que las hace, las paga. Acá o donde sea”, afirmó Bullrich, en un mensaje publicado en su cuenta de X.

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El 14 de agosto, días después de que el Tesoro de los Estados Unidos dispusiera una recompensa de 50 millones de dólares para quien aportara información que lleve a la captura de Maduro, el gobierno de Daniel Noboa designó al Cartel de los Soles como organización terrorista.

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La disposición se formalizó mediante un decreto ejecutivo y forma parte del estado de “conflicto armado interno” que el mandatario mantiene desde inicios de 2024.

Con la inclusión del Cartel de los Soles en la lista de organizaciones terroristas de Ecuador, el gobierno de Noboa amplía su ofensiva contra las redes criminales que operan en el país.

La estrategia, respaldada por operativos conjuntos de Policía y Fuerzas Armadas, ha implicado detenciones masivas y la ocupación de territorios considerados bajo control de grupos armados. Las autoridades no han precisado el alcance de la presencia del Cartel de los Soles en Ecuador, pero el CNI deberá presentar un informe con sus hallazgos y coordinar acciones con agencias extranjeras.

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Por su parte, días después, fue el gobierno de Santiago Peña en Paraguay el que dispuso una medida similar. El decreto presidencial fue firmado el pasado 22 de agosto. En él, Peña señala: “Desígnase a la organización delictiva transnacional denominada ‘Cartel de los Soles’ como organización terrorista internacional. Refréndese el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores“.

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La hiperlujosa villa de verano de la reina Máxima y el rey Guillermo sobre el Egeo pone incómodos a los holandeses

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Las vacaciones de la reina Máxima y el rey Guillermo de Holanda y sus hijas se han convertido, una vez más, en una controversia en su país. Demasiado largas, lujosas y lejos de los Países Bajos para sus súbditos.

Los reyes buscaron disfrutar el verano en familia, lejos de las obligaciones y en privacidad, recibiendo amigos en su casa griega. Sin embargo, las decisiones sobre su lujosa residencia han desatado debates locales y nacionales que la familia real holandesa no había previsto.

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La casa de la discordia

Tras vender su casa en Mozambique, que generó un escándalo similar, la pareja decidió invertir 4,5 millones de euros en una mansión griega con vistas al mar Egeo. La propiedad, adquirida en 2012, tiene una superficie de 4000 m² y se divide en tres grandes casas de fachada blanca sobre un acantilado.

El complejo combina lujo y privacidad: una piscina, una cancha de tenis y un muelle privado permiten a la familia entrar y salir sin ser vista. Máxima se enamoró del lugar después de asistir a una boda en Grecia en 2010. Desde entonces, este paraíso se ha convertido en su lugar favorito cada verano.

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La villa de los reyes de Países Bajos valudada en 4,5 millones de euros. Foto: AFP /COSTAS MITROPOULOS

Los reyes han convertido la isla de Spetses en su refugio estival. Cada año, la pareja sale de los Países Bajos para disfrutar de un verano lejos del ojo público.

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El gobierno griego se vio obligado a intervenir. Tomó medidas excepcionales debido a la presencia de la reina Máxima y el rey Guillermo Alejandro en su residencia de Spetses. Para garantizar la seguridad de la familia real holandesa, se privatizó una zona costera pública. Además, el acceso a la lujosa propiedad fue estrictamente controlado, lo que desató un gran debate en la zona.

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La pareja real construyó una casa contigua para el equipo de seguridad, en un terreno donde la construcción estaba prohibida. Esto generó aún más debate entre los residentes locales.

La heredera holandesa, la princesa Amalia, junto a su mamá. Foto: EFELa heredera holandesa, la princesa Amalia, junto a su mamá. Foto: EFE

El refugio griego de la realeza holandesa no solo ha atraído la atención de los medios, sino que también ha servido para fortalecer la relación con la realeza española. Felipe y Letizia se alojaron allí el año pasado y este año han sido invitados. La razón es simple: la heredera holandesa, la princesa Amalia, fue recibida por la familia real cuando los narcotraficantes la amenazaron y la alojaron en España por seguridad.

La isla de Spetses

A pesar del revuelo causado por la intervención del gobierno griego, Máxima y Guillermo Alejandro disfrutan plenamente de su casa en Spetses durante las vacaciones de verano.

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Con el final del verano y la agenda real llena, muchos asumieron que la realeza holandesa ya estaba de vuelta en los Países Bajos.

El sorpresivo regreso del rey Guillermo Alejandro a Ámsterdam para asistir a un evento náutico pareció confirmarlo. Fue visto disfrutando de Sail Amsterdam junto a la princesa Mabel y su sobrina. Sin embargo, la pregunta persistía: ¿dónde estaban la reina Máxima y las hijas de la pareja? ¿Habían vuelto?

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Máxima sigue de vacaciones

Nuevas fotografías revelan que la reina Máxima sigue de vacaciones con su hija menor, la princesa Ariadna, a bordo de un yate que navega por las aguas turquesas de Spetses, una isla griega del Egeo. Su perro, Mambo, también se unió a la excursión. Es una presencia habitual en los retratos más informales de la familia real, como su sesión de fotos de verano en el Palacio Huis Ten Bosch.

Los reyes con sus tres hijas y su perro Mambo. Foto: EFELos reyes con sus tres hijas y su perro Mambo. Foto: EFE

El rey Guillermo de los Países Bajos hizo una aparición sorpresa, con la princesa Mabel y su sobrina, lo que generó nuevas preguntas. ¿Y la reina? ¿Dónde está? La Casa de Orange es la familia real más millonaria de Europa.

Esta no es la primera vez que se ve a la reina y a sus hijas durante su escapada de verano. El 15 de agosto, durante la festividad de la Asunción, Máxima y sus dos hijas menores también fueron vistas en una emotiva peregrinación a la iglesia de Agios Nikolaos en Spetses.

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La isla, situada en el extremo sur del golfo Sarónico, es adorada por la familia real griega e incluso fue el destino de la boda del príncipe Nicolás de Grecia y Tatiana Blatnik.

La realeza española asiste al casamiento del príncipe Nicolás de Grecia, en Spetses, en 2010. Foto: ReutersLa realeza española asiste al casamiento del príncipe Nicolás de Grecia, en Spetses, en 2010. Foto: Reuters

Fue en esa boda donde Guillermo Alejandro y Máxima se enamoraron del encanto de Spetses.

¿Una casa más cerca?

Las vacaciones no han estado exentas de controversia. Cada año, los ciudadanos holandeses debaten si la familia real debería mantener una residencia de verano tan lejos de casa. La ex reina Beatriz tenía una casa en la Toscana, donde pasaba sus veranos.

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Los hábitos de vacaciones de Máxima y Guillermo provocaron una reacción especialmente negativa en 2020, durante la pandemia de COVID-19. A pesar de las directivas gubernamentales que desalentaban los viajes internacionales, la familia real viajó a su villa griega en octubre. De hecho, a los pocos días, y tras las crecientes críticas públicas, se vieron obligados a acortar el viaje y regresar a los Países Bajos.

En un mensaje de video, el rey y la reina se disculparon con los ciudadanos holandeses, calificando su decisión de viajar de «muy imprudente».

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EPA urged to axe funds for ‘radical’ climate project accused of training judges, state AGs rally

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First on Fox: Nearly two dozen Republican state attorneys general sent a letter to Environmental Protection Agency chief Lee Zeldin Tuesday, calling on him to cancel funding to a left-wing environmental group accused of training and lobbying judges on climate policy, Fox News Digital exclusively learned. 

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«As attorney general, I refuse to stand by while Americans’ tax dollars fund radical environmental training for judges across the country,» Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen told Fox News Digital of his push to encourage the EPA to end its funding of the Climate Judiciary Project. 

«The Environmental Law Institute’s Climate Judiciary Project is using woke climate propaganda, under the guise of what they call ‘neutral’ education, to persuade judges and push their wildly unpopular agenda through the court system,» he said. «I commend President Trump’s efforts to cut waste and abuse during the first eight months of his presidency, and I am optimistic that his Administration will do the right thing and halt all funding to ELI.» 

Knudsen spearheaded the letter sent to Zeldin Tuesday, which included the signatures of 22 other Republican state attorneys general, calling for the EPA to axe its funding to the left-wing environmental nonprofit, called the Environmental Law Institute, which oversees the Climate Judiciary Project (CJP). 

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Montana Attorney General Knudsen spearheaded a letter sent to EPA chief Lee Zeldin Aug. 26, 2025, calling for the EPA to end its funding to the Environmental Law Institute. (Getty Images)

The Environmental Law Institute founded the Climate Judiciary Project in 2018, which pitches itself as a «first-of-its-kind effort» that «provides judges with authoritative, objective, and trusted education on climate science, the impacts of climate change, and the ways climate science is arising in the law.» 

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The group, however, has been accused of trying to manipulate judges to make them more amenable to left-wing climate litigation. 

The letter sent Tuesday called on the EPA specifically to end any grants and awards endowed to the group. 

«We write to bring to your attention grants made by EPA to the Environmental Law Institute (‘ELI’),» the letter reads. «According to its 2024 financial statements, ELI received approximately 13% of its revenue in 2023, and 8.4% in 2024, from EPA awards. ELI also apparently still expected to receive funds from the federal government; its financial statement warned that the collectability of federal grant funds ‘is subject to significant uncertainty related to collectability and continual funding due to (the federal grant) funding freeze or other federal actions.’»

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The Environmental Law Institute received $637,591 from the EPA in 2024 and $866,402 in 2023 from the EPA, according to nonprofit tax documents published by ProPublica detailing the group’s federal expenditures that year. 

«The Climate Judiciary Project’s mission is clear: lobby judges in order to make climate change policy through the courts,» 23 state attorneys general wrote in the letter. «An alumni magazine profile said the quiet part out loud, writing that the Climate Judiciary Project co-founder was ‘explaining the science of climate change to a group of people with real power to act on it: judges.’ The Climate Judiciary Project’s tampering raises serious legal and ethical questions.» 

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EPA administrator Lee Zeldin's office was sent a letter Aug. 26, 2025, by 23 state attorneys general calling on the EPA to end funding to the Environmental Law Institute and its Climate Judiciary Project.

EPA administrator Lee Zeldin’s office was sent a letter Aug. 26, 2025, by 23 state attorneys general calling on the EPA to end funding to the Environmental Law Institute and its Climate Judiciary Project. (Al Drago)

The Environmental Law Institute, however, in recent comment to Fox News Digital, has maintained that its educational programs through Climate Judiciary Project are in accordance with the standards established by national judicial education institutions. 

Climate Judiciary Project educational events are done «in partnership with leading national judicial education institutions and state judicial authorities, in accordance with their accepted standards,» a spokesperson for the group said in an emailed statement in July. «Its curriculum is fact-based and science-first, grounded in consensus reports and developed with a robust peer review process that meets the highest scholarly standards.»

«CJP’s work is no different than the work of other continuing judicial education organizations that address important complex topics, including medicine, tech and neuroscience,» an Environmental Law Institute spokesperson previously told Fox News Digital when asked about its educational programs.

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The call for EPA to slash any funds to the Environmental Law Institute was celebrated by leading groups such as the American Energy Institute and the Alliance for Consumers, who lamented in comment to Fox Digital that taxpayer funds should not be used to fund the group and that «courtroom maneuvering» threatens day-to-day life. 

«The State Attorneys General are right to call for the elimination of taxpayer funding for the Environmental Law Institute and its Climate Judiciary Project,» Jason Isaac, CEO of the American Energy Institute, told Fox Digital. «This is a coordinated campaign to advance the Green New Deal through the judiciary using so-called climate litigation in the courts. Its curriculum is developed by climate alarmist allies of the plaintiffs and delivered to judges behind closed doors. Public funds should never be used to finance political advocacy disguised as judicial education.»

O.H. Skinner, the executive director of Alliance for Consumers, which is a nonprofit focused on advocating on behalf of American consumers, remarked that «as we have long warned, the left has a plan to reshape American society by using lawsuits in courts all across the country, especially in places like Hawaii and other coastal enclaves.»

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«The new wave of revelations about ELI is further concerning evidence of how committed the left is to imposing mandatory Progressive Lifestyle Choices through this courtroom maneuvering and how big a threat it really is to all our ways of life,» Skinner added. 

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A climate protester scales the Wilson Building as part of an Earth Day rally against fossil fuels April 22, 2022.  (Getty Images)

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The Tuesday letter specifically argued: «State consumer protection laws prohibit deceptive and misleading statements to market a product. ELI is representing its training as objective when reality shows that it is not. State Attorneys General are responsible for protecting consumers, and we are concerned by ELI’s statements.»

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The EPA has taken a hatchet to millions of dollars doled out under the Biden administration to left-wing groups and other programs deemed a waste of taxpayer funds upon Zeldin’s Senate confirmation as EPA chief in January. 

The EPA under the Trump administration has canceled $20 billion in grants under the Inflation Reduction Act — which has led to an ongoing court battle. Zeldin said in March that the $20 billion in U.S. tax dollars were «parked at an outside financial institution in a deliberate effort to limit government oversight, doling out your money through just eight pass-through, politically connected, unqualified, and in some cases brand-new NGOs.»

The state attorneys general reflected on the previous cuts in their call to Zeldin to do the same to ELI funding. 

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«Under President Trump’s bold leadership, federal agencies and the Department of Government Efficiency have saved an estimated $190 billion, including terminating more than 15,000 grants that saved approximately $44 billion,» the letter states. «You have heeded President Trump’s directive and achieved monumental savings for taxpayers. You canceled $20 billion in climate grants under the Inflation Reduction Act. You cancelled another $1.7 billion in diversity, equity, and inclusion grants.3 And you canceled 800 environmental justice grants.» 

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Climate Judiciary Project and the Environmental Law Institute previously have come under fire from lawmakers such as Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who accused the groups of working to «train judges» and «make them agreeable to creative climate litigation tactics.»

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The Texas Republican recently has argued there is a «systematic campaign» launched by the Chinese Communist Party and American left-wing activists to weaponize the court systems to «undermine American energy dominance.»

 Climate Judiciary Project is a pivotal player in the «lawfare» as it works to secure «judicial capture,» according to Cruz, Fox Digital has previously reported. 

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