Introduction of American Heritage Foundation

The Heritage Foundation is the main policy research institution of the new right in the United States, representing the interests of consortia and conservative forces in the southwestern United States. It actively supported and influenced the Reagan administration, and 1 1 members of the association worked in the Reagan administration. The foundation was established in 1973, founded by Joseph Coors and Paul Willich, and headquartered in Washington, D.C. ... Coors is the general manager of Adolf Coors, a large Colorado beer manufacturer, the founder of the American far-right organization Job Birch Society, and one of the important members of Reagan's "kitchen cabinet".