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Old habits die hard for Republican Rep. Harold Rogers \u2014 at least when it comes to earmarks.<\/p>\n

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Known by his critics as the \u201cPrince of Pork,\u201d the long-time appropriator over the years earned a reputation for bringing largesse to his Kentucky district, catching criticism for funneling tens of millions in earmark money to entities he had close ties to.<\/p>\n

Now, in the time since Congress returned to earmarks in 2021 after a decadelong ban, the 88-year-old lawmaker appears to have resurrected his old ways.<\/p>\n

Rogers has earmarked more than $30 million in funding since then to three nonprofits he has helped launch, and has requested an additional $22.5 million for two of the organizations for fiscal 2027, a review by CQ Roll Call found.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s no indication the approach violates House restrictions that govern earmark funding. But critics of the spending practice say it underscores a shortcoming in earmark rules, another folly of a system that still allows individual lawmakers to steer taxpayer money to pet projects associated with their own legacies.<\/p>\n

Rogers defended his earmark spending in a written statement, saying the nonprofits\u2019 work has addressed pervasive challenges in eastern Kentucky.<\/p>\n

The Republican noted his time as a House appropriator and said he has secured funding for southern and eastern Kentucky \u201cthat, otherwise, had no chance of getting the attention of bureaucrats in Washington.\u201d<\/p>\n

Joshua Sewell, director of research and policy at Taxpayers for Common Sense, said the situation \u2014 in which Rogers has directed money to nonprofits he helped launch \u2014 raises questions.<\/p>\n

\u201cAre they getting funding because this is what\u2019s familiar or because they are what\u2019s most effective?\u201d Sewell said. \u201cIt brings up the question of: What are you not funding because they received funding?\u201d<\/p>\n

There might be more deserving projects, he said, ones that might have a greater impact on the community or a greater return on investment for taxpayers.<\/p>\n

\u201cBut we don\u2019t even give them a chance because we\u2019re funneling money to this favored nonprofit of one of the most senior folks writing the bills,\u201d Sewell said.<\/p>\n

The Center<\/h2>\n

Rogers is one of the oldest members in Congress, a perennial figure on the powerful House Appropriations Committee and the dean of the House, a designation given to the chamber\u2019s longest continuously serving member.<\/p>\n

Before lawmakers prohibited earmarking, Rogers over the years directed millions of dollars to three nonprofits he helped launch: The Center for Rural Development, Operation UNITE and Eastern Kentucky PRIDE, according to earmark data compiled by Citizens Against Government Waste.<\/p>\n

Rogers was responsible for stipulating more than $20 million for the entities before the prohibition, according to the data.<\/p>\n

Since the return of earmarks, Rogers has appeared to go back to the funding practice. Rogers has come in third among House lawmakers for solo project requests in proposed fiscal 2027 funding bills, a CQ Roll Call tally found.<\/p>\n

Of the earmarks Rogers has secured for three nonprofits since the return of the funding practice, a $20 million earmark to The Center for Rural Development in the fiscal 2026 budget is the largest.<\/p>\n

Rogers, in a letter last year to key appropriators, said the funding would be used \u201cto administer grants to local city and county law enforcement agencies to upgrade their technology equipment.\u201d<\/p>\n

He\u2019s requested another $20 million in funding for the nonprofit for fiscal 2027.<\/p>\n

Many times, when earmarking money for law enforcement technology, lawmakers will identify a specific local government or local law enforcement agency the money should go toward, instead of a nonprofit entity like The Center for Rural Development.<\/p>\n

Rogers, in the written statement, said members are limited when it comes to the number of earmark requests each year. The one request provides the opportunity to \u201cfunnel federal funding to multiple law enforcement agencies through a grant process,\u201d Rogers said in the statement.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis earmark provides the opportunity to reach the greater equipment needs that many of our rural police departments and first responders share, rather than only being able to help one or two of them,\u201d he said in a statement.<\/p>\n

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The center itself has long been associated with Rogers. The organization devotes a portion of its website to Rogers and his public service career and the site says the center was created in the 1990s \u201cthrough the vision\u201d of Rogers and others.<\/p>\n

The center\u2019s website says the nonprofit\u2019s flagship youth program, \u201cRogers Scholars,\u201d is named after the congressman. The center also coordinates the \u201cRogers Explorers\u201d program and the \u201cRogers LEADS\u201d program, according to their websites. In the past, the center has been referred to as the \u201cTaj Ma-Hal.\u201d<\/p>\n

In 2005, The Washington Post reported that the Harold \u201cHal\u201d Rogers Leadership Award, \u201can etched-glass bust\u201d of the Republican, sat on a pedestal in the center\u2019s lobby.<\/p>\n

Operation UNITE<\/h2>\n

Rogers, since the return of the funding practice, has also earmarked at least $5.9 million for Operation UNITE, a nonprofit the congressman launched in 2003 in response to reporting in a Kentucky newspaper that detailed the effect of drug abuse within Kentucky communities, according to the organization\u2019s website.<\/p>\n

People who have worked for Rogers also have ties to the nonprofit. Karen Kelly, who began as Rogers\u2019 chief of staff in 2024, was previously the \u201cfounding President\/CEO\u201d of the organization, according to a press release from Rogers\u2019 office.<\/p>\n

The latest round of funding, in the fiscal 2026 budget, included a $2 million earmark for the nonprofit. The money would go to prevention and treatment efforts through \u201cschool-based drug prevention clubs and their community anti-drug coalitions,\u201d Rogers wrote in a letter to appropriators.<\/p>\n

He has requested an additional $2.5 million in funding for the nonprofit in fiscal 2027.<\/p>\n

Tom Vicini, president and CEO of Operation UNITE, said earmark money from Rogers has in part gone toward funding staff to conduct in-school drug prevention programming.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re interacting with the kids, and they\u2019ll see us several times during the year, so that they know that we really value them and we care about their future,\u201d Vicini said.<\/p>\n

Asked about concerns that Rogers is favoring the nonprofit through the earmark funds, Vicini said he thinks the congressman sees the need in the area to act on the drug problem.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe really wants us to use this money wisely,\u201d Vicini said of Rogers. \u201cAnd he does check, and we do talk to some of his liaison[s] at times, and they keep a close watch on what we\u2019re doing so that we are responsible stewards of the funding.\u201d<\/p>\n

Rogers, in the written statement, said the earmark for the nonprofit was \u201cmoney well-spent.\u201d<\/p>\n

The congressman has requested earmark funding for Operation UNITE in every fiscal year since fiscal 2022, a pattern critics say only adds to the argument that it\u2019s a favored nonprofit.<\/p>\n

Thomas Aiello, vice president of federal affairs at National Taxpayers Union, said if a topic is a priority, funding should go through an agency rather than left up to one lawmaker to pick where money goes.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere might be hundreds of other communities that could benefit from that similar amount, but because they don\u2019t have a champion on the House or Senate appropriations committee, their concerns might be pushed aside,\u201d Aiello said.<\/p>\n

Eastern Kentucky PRIDE<\/h2>\n

Rogers has earmarked at least $4.3 million for Eastern Kentucky PRIDE since the return of the spending practice.<\/p>\n

In one fiscal year, Rogers earmarked $1 million for the nonprofit. The congressman, in a letter requesting funding, said the money would be utilized to put in place septic tanks and connect households that are low-income to sewer lines.<\/p>\n

The nonprofit coordinates an initiative that Rogers and James Bickford, the past secretary of the Kentucky Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Cabinet, launched in the 1990s, according to a past website of the nonprofit.<\/p>\n

Efforts to reach the nonprofit were unsuccessful.<\/p>\n

Kelly, the congressman\u2019s chief of staff, had also previously led the organization. However, the earmarks for Eastern Kentucky PRIDE were announced well before Kelly arrived as chief of staff in 2024.<\/p>\n

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