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BumRushDaShow

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3. Usually ALEC is behind this type of RW legislative crap

Reply to Ford_Prefect (Reply #2)

Tue Mar 26, 2024, 08:42 AM

Mar 26

offering red states a large variety of draft legislation/templates to use.

When they were "outed" a few years ago, a number of big corp. sponsors dropped out. But once the furor died down, I expect many came back and started the operation up again.

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Karma SARose Mar 26 #1

What needs to be brought out in this suit is the behind the scenes coordination of RW think tanks who wrote the Ford_Prefect Mar 26 #2

Usually ALEC is behind this type of RW legislative crap BumRushDaShow Mar 26 #3

ALEC is only one of nearly 2 dozen similar outfits along with many, many smaller less visible groups engaged in the same Ford_Prefect Mar 26 #5

They are the biggest and most notorious though BumRushDaShow Mar 26 #6

The are the most visible. They operate as part of a stunningly large, corporate funded network. Ford_Prefect Mar 26 #7

ALEC's funders ancianita Mar 26 #8

Back in 2012, there was a big exodus of corporations from it BumRushDaShow Mar 26 #9

Thanks for the helpful review. A lot of what DU covers needs this kind of history. ancianita Mar 26 #10

THE FIRST AMENDMENT IS VERY SPECIFIC Jimvanhise Mar 26 #4

There's where there's a bit of dissonance. Igel Mar 26 #11