In this episode, Senator Elizabeth Warren proposes a substantial infringement on the right to petition the government for redress of grievances, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals rejects a challenge to the FCC’s rescission of an Obama-era rule classifying internet service providers as public utilities, and we hit the “highlights” of recent labor union filings that both show odd spending habits and illustrate the deep involvement of Big Labor in the institutional left-wing infrastructure.
Listen to “Episode 92: Senator Warren Proposes Infringement of Rights” on Spreaker.
National Review: Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Corruption Proposal Would Silence Dissent
Politico: The K Street tax
Capital Research Center: InfluenceWatch Podcast Episode #33
Reason: Federal Court Upholds FCC Decision to Roll Back Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules
Capital Research Center: InfluenceWatch Podcast Episode #3
Capital Research Center: The Net Neutrality Cabal vs. Free Speech
Capital Research Center: Don’t Forget the Shadowy Special Interests Behind Net Neutrality
InfluenceWatch: Free Press
InfluenceWatch: Robert McChesney
Capital Research Center: Net Neutrality’s Dark Funders
Capital Research Center: Union Transparency Law Exposes Bad Taste, Bad Baseball, and Bad Friends of Big Labor
InfluenceWatch: Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959
Capital Research Center: The Left’s “Dark Money” Coordinator: Eyes on 2020
Capital Research Center: Weingarten’s $25,000 Women’s March Friends
