Governing for Impact (GFI) boasts in internal memos about implementing over 20 of its regulatory agenda items as it works to flip Trump-era deregulations by zeroing in on education, environmental, health care, housing, and labor matters.
“Open Society is proud to support Governing for Impact’s efforts to protect American workers, consumers, patients, students, and the environment through policy reform,” Tom Perriello, executive director of Soros’ Open Society Foundations, told Fox News Digital.
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“Their work gives voice to people often overlooked in a regulatory environment too often dominated by corporate interests,” he went on. “Our support for Governing for Impact’s work is publicly available on our website, and we are transparent about our enthusiasm for their victories for American workers and families.”
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GFI, though, works to stay secretive. It is invisible to internet search engines like Google (an unrelated “Govern for Impact” is the only group that appears in a search). No news reports or press releases seem on its existence outside of a mention of its related action fund in a previous Fox News article on the $1.6 billion Arabella Advisors-managed dark money network, to which it is attached.
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As the group tried to guide its operations, it sought talent on Harvard Law School’s website, which was discoverable. The posting, which no longer appears on the site, was for legal policy internships. The Harvard advert announced that the group was established to prepare the Biden Administration for a “transformative governance” and that it had produced “more than 60 in-depth, shovel-ready regulatory recommendations” for dozens of federal agencies.
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The listing also contained an email address ending in “@governingforimpact.org,” which is the group’s website that can only be accessed by those who know the URL.
According to its website, Rachael Klarman, a Harvard Law School grad, leads the group. Her dad, Michael Klarman, is a professor at Harvard Law and also has ties to Progressive advocacy groups. He is an advisory board member of the Left-wing dark money judicial group Take Back the Court. Last year, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-RI, invited him to testify before Congress on dark money’s “assault” on the judiciary system.
“Governing for Impact is the perfect example of the Left’s fake outrage over ‘dark money’ in politics,” announced the Capital Research Center’s Parker Thayer, who found the group and alerted Fox News.
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