Investigating Power
The Koch brothers have been on a tear, demanding the roll back of occupational licensing in states, claiming that “government overreach” is creating “barriers to opportunity” for average Americans.
The Koch-funded American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has hired Grant Kidwell, a former analyst from two major Koch-backed groups: Americans for Prosperity and the Charles Koch Institute.
Shouldn’t the outreach begin with “Hola! Somos los hermanos Koch”?
Pharma leads the way.
This year’s legislator of the week has trouble defining rape.
Are the Koch brothers following in the footsteps of father Fred?
Koch-funded groups are split on a key issue in the tax debate.
The Koch Brothers talk a good game against “corporate welfare,” but have received some $363 million in taxpayer subsidies.
Fourteen of the pay-to-play group’s biggest corporate funders are among the 100 worst federal violators since 2000.
“Not-so-great-8” responsible for more than $6 billion in federal fines and penalties since 2000