Investigating Power
ALEC’s annual meeting in NOLA continues war on workers and voters, with Janus v. AFSCME victory lap and pro-gerrymandering resolution.
Four Democrats in the U. S. Congress received money from KochPAC in 2016 and so far this election cycle. Figuring out why they got the money isn’t difficult.
The Koch brothers have identified 129 candidates for governor, state representative, and state senator in 16 states.
Koch network has pumped money into candidate campaigns for state attorney general, state Supreme Court, and state Court of Appeals.
On the Heels of a Decision Harming Private Sector Workers, Trump Appointee Neil Gorsuch Votes to Cripple Public Sector Unions, Threatening Good Paying Jobs, Harming Public Service
ALEC’s “Legislator of the Week” Goes to Bat for Asbestos
1,300 People Turned Out for Democratic Convention in Hopes That People Power Can Outflank Koch Cash
A close examination of campaign finance disclosures from the Koch Industries Political Action Committee (KochPAC) shows that Team Koch has identified, and is investing heavily in, candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.
Meredith Corp., Owner of Time Magazine, Sheds 1,200 Workers
After eight years of Koch-fueled Republican hegemony in Wisconsin, Tammy Baldwin is the last prominent Democrat elected to statewide office.