Theodore Roosevelt library fundraiser links group to GOP donor tied to ethics controversy

The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is still raising money—and how it does that is now part of the story. A recent fundraiser at the Dallas home of billionaire donor Harlan Crow has drawn scrutiny, tying the North Dakota project to a national ethics controversy involving Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Supporters say the library’s finances remain strong and the attention misplaced. Critics, including some lawmakers, aren’t so sure, raising fresh questions about transparency, perception, and whether public backstops could come into play if private fundraising falls short. Grant Coursey with Bismarck Tribune has the full story.

Grant Coursey

Bismarck Tribune

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