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Exxon Tries to Talk Good Game, While Still Funding Climate Deniers (EcoWatch) Searching for the Soul of the Democratic Party (HuffPost) Reagan vs. Cities: The Battle Over South African Apartheid and Lessons for the Trump Era (ExposedByCMD) Investors Want Transparency. ExxonMobil Offers Smoke and Mirrors (Union of Concerned Scientists) An Education Worth Fighting For (Jacobin Magazine) How Congress Turned on National Parks and Public Lands (Men's Journal) Vivitrol Opiate Crisis and Criminal Justice (Propublica) Oklahoma tries to crush Native American environmental protesters (People's World) The Right’s War Against Liberal Democracy (New Republic) ALEC continues churning out blueprints for right wing experiments (People's World) Soda And Fast Food Lobbyists Push State Preemption Laws To Prevent Local Regulation (Forbes) Article V convention would face obstacles (Tahlequah Daily Press) Bradley Foundation Fueled "Independent Women's Forum" Campaign Against Paid Sick Leave Laws and More (ExposedByCMD) Delivery Robots Rolling Into Regulatory Thicket (Bloomberg BNA) Plain Talk: Put brakes on constitutional convention (The Cap Times) Nevada lawmakers debate travel reimbursement (Las Vegas Sun) A Billionaire-Backed 'Movement' Is Dangerously Close to Calling a Constitutional Convention (AlterNet) The Koch Brothers want to rewrite the Constitution. They may succeed. (Raw Story) Comcast shareholders reject lobby disclosure resolution for the fourth straight year (The Center for Public Integrity) Director of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID): Who Is Mark A. Green? (All Gov) A Progressive Electoral Wave Is Sweeping the Country (The Nation) How Conservatives Are Trying to Rewrite the Constitution (Pacific Standard) The Koch Brothers Want A New Constitution — And They’re Closer Than You Think (International Business Times) One Step Forward, Two Steps Back for Factory Farm Reforms (Food & Water Watch) The Energy 202: Paris climate accord divides industrial trade group (Washington Post) Koch Convention to Rewrite Constitution Runs Into Roadblocks (ExposedByCMD) Former Senator Jim DeMint joins growing 'convention of the states' movement (9 News) Vermont ranks 49th in 'Rich States, Poor States' report (Vermont Biz) ALEC continues to flex its muscles in statehouses (Johnson City Press) Eliminating more workers' rights (Springfield News-Leader) Organizations Representing Corporations Pass Regressive Legislation in the Shadows (Truth-Out) New 'Poor People's' Leader: Anti-Voter Laws Worse Than Russian Meddling (New America Media) You Dare Not Question Scott Walker (Urban Milwaukee) GOP Bill Allows No License Bakeries (Urban Milwaukee) Gagging the UW: Critics worry campus speech bill is another attack on academic freedom (WiscNews) White House wooing conservatives on infrastructure plan (Politico) Local Option Tax, Arsenic Testing & An ALEC Amendment (Freepress Online) The Hill is a dumping ground for anti-net neutrality pieces backed by undisclosed telecom money (Media Matters for America) "The Longer View." Inside the Bradley Foundation's Ambitious Push to Win State Policy Battles (Inside Philanthropy) The 50-State Corporate Agenda to Change the Rules of the Economy (WhoWhatWhy)
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