The proposal introduced Thursday by Assembly Speaker Robin Vos would cripple the public’s ability to identify the special interests who give directly to candidates by firm or industry.
Over and over again in Tuesday's marathon hearing, citizens objected to Vukmir's bill and demanded to know who was behind it. Now we know.
The Wisconsin GOP held a public hearing today on three bills to welcome secret money in political campaigns, cripple ethics and election law enforcement, and make it harder to vote.
Charles Koch misled CBS when he suggested that the Kochs' political spending is publicly disclosed.
Three bills are moving to decriminalize the behavior at the heart of the John Doe investigation, to exempt politicians from similar corruption probes and to defang the nonpartisan agency that aided the investigation.
ALEC's sister organization convenes this week.
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) has announced the winners of the next round of state (SEA) grants under the quarter-billion-dollar-a-year Charter Schools Program (CSP)
The Koch brothers and utility giants are bankrolling an anti-solar ballot initiative in Florida
Walker is back in Wisconsin, and returning to the divide-and-conquer strategy of rallying the far-right base by scapegoating public workers and pushing ALEC policies.
On Wednesday afternoon, CMD filed the latest round in its lawsuit against Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.
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