Gov. Scott Walker, Allies Knew Prevailing Interpretation of State Law
Supporters of Gov. Scott Walker have been working hard in recent weeks to conjure up excuses to dismiss the John Doe campaign finance probe.
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Exclusive: After Subpoenas in Walker Criminal Probe, WI GOP Sought to Quietly Change Law
Just weeks after the first subpoenas were issued in the WI John Doe probe in October 2013, senate Republicans had begun working to change state law to legalize the activities under investigation.
Senate Tackles Citizens United As 2014 Spending Hits Record Highs
On June 10, a majority of the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to approve SJR 19, a constitutional amendment to restore the authority of Congress and states to regulate money in elections.
Charles Koch, Modern Robber Baron, Exposed
Proof that Charles was a member of the John Birch Society.
Like His Dad, Charles Koch Was a Bircher (New Documents)
New information and analysis documenting that Charles Koch raised funds for the John Birch Society.
The ALEC Angle in Scott Walker's "Toxic Strain of Racial Politics"
Walker has long backed policies that have a disproportionate impact on people of color, particularly the harsh sentencing laws he pushed as an ALEC member.
Democracy Movement Leads Push for Democracy Amendment
Since the U.S. Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v FEC, American elections have been flooded with money.
WI Club for Growth Tries to Bar GAB from Spending Money to Probe Illegal Campaign Spending
Wisconsin Club for Growth has launched a new legal volley in its well-funded effort to thwart the state’s John Doe campaign finance probe.
Why Is the Wall Street Journal Livid that Scott Walker Wants a John Doe Settlement?
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's campaign is reportedly negotiating a settlement with prosecutors in the long-running "John Doe" criminal campaign finance probe -- and the Wall Street Journal editorial board, which for months has attacked prosecutors and portrayed the investigation as baseless, is livid.
Is David Koch Getting a Tax Writeoff for Dropping $900K on the Walker Race?
Whomever is bankrolling AFP's $900K pro-Walker ad buy can write-off the expenses as a charitable contribution, just like a donation to a neighborhood church or the American Red Cross.
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