Tara McGowan, founder of Courier Newsroom and its parent company Good Information Inc., has made almost 20 visits to Joe Biden’s White House, according to visitor logs. The apparent closeness of McGowan to the ruling regime poses questions about her companies’ claimed independence, considering their openly left-leaning editorial position.
McGowan’s news enterprise has received huge sums of money from leftist plutocrat George Soros. It also boasts significant relationships with key figures in the White House. These include Jordan Finkelstein, Chief of Staff to a senior Biden adviser; Patrick Stevenson, Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor for Digital Strategy; and Madeline Strasser and Nina Srivastava, linked to former White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain.
Her meetings with these Biden officials raise questions about potential coordination between her media entities and the White House. McGowan and Stevenson, in particular, both focus on online engagement.
McGowan’s White House access seems likely to have facilitated an exclusive interview with Biden for Courier Newsroom.
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McGowan previously worked for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton’s election campaigns, and her site initiated a seven-figure ad campaign promoting Democrat politicians during the 2020 elections.
She also runs a progressive political organization named Acronym, which raised $100 million from the likes of Steven Spielberg, Laurene Powell Jobs, and Jeffrey Katzenberg, used to fund leftist political ad campaigns.
The predecessor to Courier Newsroom — The Dogwood — packaged partisan propaganda as if it was straight news, and was intended “to support the flipping of both State House and State Senate chambers in Virginia,” according to an internal memo.
Biden’s White House has been known to collaborate with other leftist news organizations, such the MeidasTouch Network, which created the “bloodbath” hoax.
White House strategist and communications chief Anita Dunn even praised MeidasTouch as the “front lines” of the anti-Trump campaign online.
What Happened: American manufacturing is experiencing a resurgence, driven by President Donald J. Trump’s 
Who’s Involved: Family-owned businesses across the U.S., including Walker Forge, Franchino Mold & Engineering, ELLWOOD, and others, are voicing their support.
Where & When: The impact is noted across various states such as Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and more, as the tariffs continue to be implemented.
Key Quote: Will Walker of Walker Forge stated, “The tariffs send a clear message that companies cannot undercut our U.S. industrial base anymore.”
Impact: Tariffs are leveling the playing field for American manufacturers, encouraging the reshoring of production, and protecting U.S. 
