7 Ridiculous Arguments Ted Cruz Made Against the Democracy for All Amendment
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) said some very bizarre things on Tuesday as he and his colleagues debated the Democracy for All amendment.
Democracy
Federal Panel Suggests Koch-Tied Judge Overreached When He Halted Walker Probe
Federal Judge Rudolph Randa may have overreached when he halted the state criminal investigation into Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and allied groups
Decision Halting Walker Criminal Probe "Completely Unmoored"
Election law experts and Wisconsin's elections board have filed briefs calling Judge Randa’s decision halting the Walker criminal probe “erroneous” and “completely unmoored" from U.S. Supreme Court precedent.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court Is Not Conservative
The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s recent decisions run counter to conservative principles like federalism and judicial restraint.
Tax Dodger Running for Governor in Illinois
The Republican candidate for governor in Illinois is a billionaire who hid his assets in the Cayman Islands to avoid paying taxes and brags that he is part of the "0.01 percent."
Koch-Backed Small Business Front Group Added to ALEC Board
The NFIB has joined ALEC's corporate board, further undermining their claim to be the "voice of small business"
Koch Political Universe Vaster than Previously Known
The billionaire Koch brothers' political giving is much more expansive than has previously been known.
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.
Take a Stand for a Free Press!
Tell the President America's Best Reporters Should Be on the Beat, Not in Jail
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