Walmart and Walker: Always Low Wages
What do Walmart and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker have in common? They talk pay raises in public while cheating their workers of pay.
What do Walmart and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker have in common? They talk pay raises in public while cheating their workers of pay.
Spinmeister Richard Berman sinks to a new low in his fight against the minimum wage.
Social Security is one of the most popular and successful government programs in U.S. history. What do presidential candidates have to say about it?
Pundits have wasted hours guessing which ten of the 17 White House contestants FOX would choose for its version of Donald Trump's Miss USA....
ALEC descends on San Diego for its annual meeting of lobbyists and legislators. Mayor Faulconer will be there to greet them.
It’s hard to improve the economy and grow wages when your economic program revolves around cutting them.
This year, ALEC has continued to wreak havoc in states across the country despite an exodus of high-profile corporate members, including BP, Google, and several high-tech firms.
The Center for Media and Democracy, publisher of PRWatch.org and the award-winning ALECexposed.org, has created a new web resource devoted to exposing the corporations, trade associations, "think tanks," and front groups working against the creation of family-supporting jobs.
Scott Walker is telling the world he has a budget surplus. What he has is a $2.2 billion deficit and a big problem.
The state’s Joint Finance Committee will work in marathon sessions this week to finalize another Walker austerity budget.
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