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Hypocrisy and Trumpism on the Agenda as ALEC Meets in Washington, D.C. (EXPOSEDbyCMD) 5 Things to Know about Billionaire Betsy DeVos, Trump Education Choice (EXPOSEDbyCMD) Right-to-Work Backers Plan Push for Laws in Three States (Bloomberg BNA) U.S. appeals court upholds local 'right-to-work' law in Kentucky (Reuters) The Koch brothers' hidden election gambit: Just because the multibillionaires didn’t back a presidential candidate they were hardly idle (Salon) Fracking Special Interests Spent Big in 2016 Elections (EXPOSEDbyCMD) Kids Win the Right to Sue the US Government Over Climate Change (Motherboard) Progressive Policies Win at the Ballot Box (PR Watch) The architect of country's most racist law joins Trump team (The Grio) Slaves of the State: Prison Uprisings and the Legacy of Attica (Boston Review) When Public Goes Private, as Trump Wants: What Happens? (The New York Review of Books) Dead wrong: Media view of a GOP in crisis contradicted by state-level results nationwide (World Tribune) How to Get Deported (Complex) The Legend of Leah Vukmir (UrbanMilwaukee) Big Oil and Gas Take Aim at Ballot Initiative Process in Colorado (The Investigative Fund) Building the House of Breitbart (Jacobin) Red State, Blue City: How state governments fight city hall (Brown Political Review) The 10-Year Crusade to Reinvent Politics in the Grand Canyon State (The Nation) "CoreCivic": New Name, Same For-Profit Prison Greed (Huffington Post) Labor opposing "Right to Work" amendment in Virginia (People's World) From Chains to Chains: "13th" tells the story of mass incarceration (The Knight News) Outsized Influence: Online Charters Bring Lobbying 'A' Game to States (Education Week) ATT, Time Warner merger: tremendous power in even fewer hands (Liberation) Jury Finds Bundys Not Guilty in Refuge Occupation Trial (Environment News Service) Education Technology, Surveillance, and America's Authoritarian Democracy (Dissident Voice) Colorado Initiative 71 Promoted On False Pretenses: A Trojan Horse for Corporate Power Grab (Huffington Post) Ballot Bullies: Plastics Lobby Hopes Voters Will Unban Its Bags (Capital and Main) Netflix's '13th' Will Make You Mad (The Excelsior) AT&T Merger With Time-Warner May Go Ahead Without FCC Review: Corruption Loophole (The Ring of Fire) AT&T's Plan to Control Media Won't Let Freedom Ring (The Nation) K-12 support: Lawmakers should welcome feedback from the local level (The Garden City Telegram) Legislature should serve the people (Wisconsin State Journal) Ky. says 'pencils down,' but one group is writing a plan (Environment & Energy Publishing) The Boogeyman of Voter Fraud Does Not Exist (Time) Kansas ends bad economic news - by not reporting it (Chicago Tribune) '13th' is among the best movies of 2016, and is probably the most important (The Boston Globe) Climate change snubbed again at presidential debate (Politico) Voter ID in Wisconsin, a Slow-Motion Train Wreck (EXPOSEDbyCMD) McCrory is a tool of ALEC, the American Legislative Exchange Council (Daily Kos) Holding Corporate Carbon Producers Accountable (Huffington Post) Leading Fossil Fuel Companies Fail Climate Responsibility Test (InsideClimate News) The New Slave Revolt (TruthDig) IRS Should Probe Exxon-Conservative Group Ties: Watchdogs (Bloomberg BNA)
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