…Almost $4 million of that total has gone to pro-Schimel ads alone. The other biggest spenders supporting Schimel’s campaign are Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, Fair Courts America PAC, AFP, and…

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…Almost $4 million of that total has gone to pro-Schimel ads alone. The other biggest spenders supporting Schimel’s campaign are Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, Fair Courts America PAC, AFP, and…
…RAGA is also linked to another longtime Schimel backer, Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC), which received $300,000 from RAGA in 2014 and spent roughly $1.5 million on pro-Schimel TV ads…
…Fund gave RSLC $7.9 million, outpacing all other funders. But the group has also taken in large contributions from Nevada billionaire Miriam Adelson, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Charles Koch’s…
…both legislative chambers: Alabama, Kansas, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Utah, and Wisconsin, giving them effective control over the entire legislature — or at least over which bills get heard and…
…10 after a new justice is seated in August. Strong Corporate Backing The issue advocacy arm of Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC), the state’s chamber of commerce, has spent $2.9…
…argument is that Greenpeace orchestrated the Standing Rock resistance, which will be a surprise to the tens of thousands of people who came to Standing Rock. “This is a pretty…
…and oppose public sector unions, expanded health care, and environmental safeguards. Its budget, which is mostly bankrolled by the Koch-funded Stand Together Chamber of Commerce, was $168 million in 2023….
…and Charles Koch. State Senator Kirk A. Cullimore, who sponsored the bill in his chamber, is also an active ALEC member. These out-of-state, billionaire-funded groups have long bankrolled attempts to…
…million for Stand Together Trust, $117.3 million for Stand Together Chamber of Commerce, and $429 million for Stand Together Fellowships. George Mason University (GMU) was once again the leading beneficiary…
…courts stop you, stand before the country, and say” – as did Andrew Jackson – that “the chief justice has made his ruling. Now let him enforce it.” Yarvin’s emphasis…