claim: says he has engaged in the political process "only in the past decade."
author: charles koch
evidence_1: jun 12, 2014 ... the overall share of americans who express consistently conservative or  consistently liberal opinions has doubled over the past two decades from 10% to  21%. and ideological ... today, almost four-in-ten (38%) politically engaged  democrats are consistent liberals, up from just 8% in 1994. the change ...
evidence_2: jun 12, 2014 ... u.s. political polarization. 1the share of americans who express consistently  conservative or consistently liberal opinions has doubled over the past two  decades, from 10% to 21%. as a result, the amount of ideological overlap  between the two parties has diminished. the “median,” or typical, republican ...
evidence_3: sep 13, 1970 ... a corporation is an artificial person and in this sense may have artificial  responsibilities, but "business" as a whole cannot be said to have ... the  executive is exercising a distinct "social responsibility," rather than serving as an  agent of the stockholders or the customers or the employees, only if he spends ...
evidence_4: jul 16, 2012 ... as recently as ten years ago, there was no difference between those two cohorts.  so something very profound has happened. the current youth cohort is coming  of age with a very pro-government, pro-obama mindset. will that last for the  course of their lives? we have no idea how that story ends – we only ...
evidence_5: apr 28, 2016 ... but everyone already knew that. here's the real kicker: "these divisions are  greatest among those who are the most engaged and active in the political  process." pew's 2014 report is thick with crucial insights for understanding why  american politics is the way that it is. but this week, they released a "political ...