Governor Snyder Stands Behind Prison Privatization, Even After Maggots and Murder for Hire
Ideological slogans often trump facts when it comes to the outsourcing of public services.
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Randa Redux: Federal Judge OK's Dark Money Coordination in WI
The nutty Judge Randa has struck again.
War on Witches: Reagan Judge Denounces Myth of Voter Fraud
Appellate Judge Richard Posner, a Reagan appointee, calls Wisconsin's voter ID law "a mere fig leaf for efforts to disenfranchise voters likely to vote for the political party that does not control the state government."
WI Attorney General's Latest Attack on Transparency Reeks of Partisanship
Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen's refusal to defend the GAB could have grave implications for openness in the state.
Rolling Stone Report Rocks Koch Industries
A recent Rolling Stone article documenting Koch Industries' polluting activities, regulatory violations and penalties, and extractive goals has sparked a string of personal attacks on the reporter, Tim Dickinson.
In Paid Sick Days Fight, Open Records Dropbox Dodge Reemerges in Florida
A tactic used by the ALEC to evade state public records laws has popped up in Florida, prompting a lawsuit against the Orange County mayor for allegedly using an internet dropbox to dodge transparency surrounding the county's latest effort to thwart paid sick days.
Justices in Walker Criminal Probe Face Conflicts of Interest
Will Wisconsin Supreme Court justices recuse from hearing the Walker criminal probe?
In Wisconsin, a Push for Voter ID Law, But Not Voter IDs
Walker has vowed to call the legislature back into session to pass a new voter ID law if courts don't uphold the measure.
Koch-Backed Small Biz Group Endorses Walker
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has endorsed WI Governor Scott Walker for reelection.
News Corp and Occidental Among Latest Firms to Cut Ties with ALEC
News Corp., Occidental Petroleum, International Paper, and Overstock.com are the latest corporations to cut ties with ALEC.
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