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ALEC: How corporations are taking over statehouses

April 5, 2011 Madonna Gauding Government, Labor and unions, Politics 3 comments

You may think your Republican state legislator considers the needs of his or her district and introduces legislation accordingly. Well, think again. They don’t

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