Walker Budget Sneaks Major Policy Changes Past Education Agency
Scott Walker is traveling the country portraying himself as a straight shooter. "We said what we're gonna do, and we did it!" he told CPAC delegates in D.C. last month.
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Senator Whitehouse Exposes ALEC Climate Change Denial
This week, US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse called upon America to “wake up” to the damaging effects of climate change denial and the fossil fuel industry funding received by groups that promote it, including ALEC.
The Wall Street Bonus Pool and Low-Wage Workers
The $28.5 billion in bonuses doled out to Wall Street employees in 2014 is double the annual pay for all 1,007,000 Americans who work full-time at the current federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
Cookie-Cutter ALEC Right-to-Work Bills Pop in Multiple States
RTW bills have moved in at least eight other states this year, though none are assured of passing.
Tony Robinson Killing Highlights Wisconsin's Racial Inequities
The protests that have erupted in Madison, Wisconsin in the wake of the police shooting of Tony Robinson lay bare the racial inequities in the city and the state as a whole.
Madison Students Rally to Demand Justice for Tony Robinson
High school and middle school students walked out of class in Madison, Wisconsin on Monday and marched on the state capitol to demand justice for Tony Robinson, the young black man who was shot to death by Madison Police Officer Matthew Kenny on Friday evening, March 6.
Right-to-Work and Abortion Reversals Follow Pattern for Scott Walker
While Walker tries to build a national reputation as a straight shooter, the facts paint a picture of a politician governing by "bombshell" and sneak attack.
ALEC Right-to-Work Bill to Be Signed by Walker
After an all-nighter in the Wisconsin State Assembly, the ALEC right-to-work bill passed along party lines this morning, and will be sent to Scott Walker’s desk.
Shooting the Messenger: ALEC Allies Attack Academic Studies on Right to Work
ALEC allies promote economist-for-hire while blasting respected in-state academics.
National Right to Work Committee Attacks WI Workers with Hypocritical Zeal
Founded in 1955 to combat the "evils of compulsory unionism," the National Right to Work Committee has waged a war on workers ever since.
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