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John Birch Society
Website: jbs.org
Overview
The John Birch Society (JBS) is an American political advocacy organization founded in 1958 by Robert W. Welch Jr. It is headquartered in Grand Chute, Wisconsin, and has local chapters throughout the United States. The society is named after John Birch, an American missionary and intelligence officer who was killed by Chinese communists in 1945.
JBS is known for its strong anti-communist stance and social conservatism. The organization engages in political advocacy to promote its views on American sovereignty and traditional values. It publishes the biweekly magazine *The New American* and a monthly newsletter called the *JBS Bulletin*. Additionally, JBS operates American Opinion Publishing, Inc., and is affiliated with FreedomProject Academy, an online educational institution. The society has a history of significant membership growth and continues to influence segments of the conservative movement in the United States.
JBS is known for its strong anti-communist stance and social conservatism. The organization engages in political advocacy to promote its views on American sovereignty and traditional values. It publishes the biweekly magazine *The New American* and a monthly newsletter called the *JBS Bulletin*. Additionally, JBS operates American Opinion Publishing, Inc., and is affiliated with FreedomProject Academy, an online educational institution. The society has a history of significant membership growth and continues to influence segments of the conservative movement in the United States.
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