State Policy Network Attacks Public Sector Workers as Waters Rise in Texas
Documents reveal ALEC's sister organization hopes to deal a "mortal blow" to unions and put an end to progressive politics.
Democracy
Tough Trade Talk Fades as Trump and Pence Toe the Koch Line
When he was running for president, Donald Trump had very harsh words for deals like the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the then-pending Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
Infighting, Legal Questions Slow ALEC Push for Second Constitutional Convention
New documents cast doubt on proponents claims they have 27 out of 34 states needed to trigger a convention.
The ALEC Swampland
Though ALEC has an uneasy relationship with President Trump, they haven't hesitated in adopting his "drain the swamp" rhetoric when extolling their plans to amend the federal constitution, repeal workers' rights or gut social safety net programs.
Watchdog Group Sues Utah AG for Withholding RAGA Documents
AG Reyes refuses to release records relating to his dealings with the Republican Attorneys General Association's corporate cash-for-influence operation.
Five questions for Trump’s FBI director nominee Christopher Wray
This article originally appeared on People For the American Way.
New Study Undercuts Trump FCC Chair's Justification for Rolling Back Net Neutrality
A recent publication in the International Journal for Communication calls into questions the research cited by current FCC Chairman Ajit Pai as his primary justification for plan to roll back net neutrality rules.
Where is the "Justice" in Sessions' DOJ?
Six questions appropriations committee members need to ask.
Koch Convention to Rewrite Constitution Runs Into Roadblocks
Three states voted to rescind convention resolutions this session.
Obstruction of Justice Evidence Mounts
President Trump's attempts to impede the FBI's investigation are a big deal.
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