The Koch Connection in the Scott Walker John Doe Documents
CMD follows the Koch trails in the documents.
Corporations
Leaked Documents Show Court's Dismissal of the John Doe Was Based on a False Premise
CMD analysis finds dark money ads attributed to groups that coordinated with Governor Walker and his agents constituted express advocacy--not "issue" advocacy
Supreme Cover-Up: How the Wisconsin Justice System Failed in the Walker John Doe
Independent courts are supposed to be a check on the corruption of the political system.
Scott Walker John Doe Document Leak: 10 Illuminating Emails
In the recall fights of 2011-2012, Walker played by a different set of rules.
Scott Walker John Doe: Corporate Checks Fueled Coordinated Campaign
Documents released by the Guardian indicate that Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker may have solicited and received corporate checks for the 2011 Senate recall fight and his own 2012 recall election.
Secret Donors, Secret Agendas: Guardian Pulls Back the Curtain on Walker Corruption Probe
A $750,000 campaign contribution from lead pigment manufacturer Harold Simmons resulted in a law change that benefitted his company and harmed Wisconsin's children.
The Dark Money Is on a Contested Convention and Paul Ryan
Paul Ryan says he won't accept a Republican nomination again.
Chambers of Commerce Exposed by CMD
Video footage of a closed-door webinar provided to CMD reveals Frank Luntz' firm instructing state chamber of commerce lobbyists to ignore polling that shows Chamber members across the country overwhelmingly support progressive workplace policies including raising the minimum wage, providing paid sick days, and more.
Highlights of Luntz Poll of American CEOs Shows Broad Support for Progressive Policies
Surprise! Closed-door briefing reveals new poll showing American CEOs side with the American people on key issues.
Exposed: Most CEOs Support Paid Sick Leave, Increased Minimum Wage, and More But Chamber Lobbyists Told How to "Combat" These Measures
Chamber of Commerce lobbyists were instructed on how to thwart local business leaders' "empathy" for workers and support for popular policies in order to advance national anti-worker agenda.
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