Wisconsin

Philanthropy
Q&A with Welfare Reformer Jason Turner (Part 2 of 2)
Twenty-five years after enactment of state and federal work-based welfare reform, the executive director of the Secretaries’ Innovation Group (SIG) addresses philanthropy and welfare reform, SIG, and application of the…
by Michael E. Hartmann on December 6, 2021

Organization Trends
The Left-Progressive Machine in Indian Country: Election Day
Left-of-center nonprofit organizations played a pivotal role in augmenting Native American turnout on and off reservations to seal Joe Biden’s victory over President Trump in the 2020 presidential election. This…
by Ike Clayton on December 2, 2021

Organization Trends
The Left-Progressive Machine in Indian Country: Nationwide Organizational Structures
Van Jones’s remarks correctly identified Native Organizers Alliance as a critical nationwide nonprofit organization involved in turning out heavily Democratic-leaning Native American voters to propel Joe Biden to victory in…
by Ike Clayton on December 2, 2021

Organization Trends
The Left-Progressive Machine in Indian Country: Arizona et al.
In the 2020 election, the Native American vote may have had the greatest impact in Arizona, where American Indians make up 6 percent of the vote. In Nevada, Native American…
by Ike Clayton on December 2, 2021

Organization Trends
The Left-Progressive Machine in Indian Country: Beyond 2020
The Democratic Party’s electoral victories have expanded the influence of several Native American foundations where they operate. Immediately following the 2020 presidential election, left-aligned Four Directions began work to support…
by Ike Clayton on December 2, 2021

Organization Trends
How Much Did Arabella’s Center for Secure and Modern Elections Undermine the 2020 Election?
Arabella Advisors, the Left’s top “dark money” network, was highly active in manipulating the 2020 election. But unseating Trump was only one of Arabella’s goals last year. Others—like passing automatic…
by Hayden Ludwig on December 1, 2021

Organization Trends
Zuckerberg’s Election Meddling Could Be Emulated by Foreign Interests
When Mark Zuckerberg contributed roughly $400 million to the Center for Tech and Civic Life to privately finance public election offices, he was the first person ever to do so. It was…
by Parker Thayer on November 23, 2021

Labor Watch
Scott Walker vs. the Unions, Part 2: Unintended consequences: Wisconsin goes Right to Work, and Walker seeks a promotion
Scott Walker vs. the Unions Part 2: Unintended consequences: Wisconsin goes Right to Work, and Walker seeks a promotion [PDF here] [For Part 1, click HERE.]…
by Dr. Steven J. Allen on July 7, 2015

Labor Watch
Scott Walker vs. The Unions: Part 1: Wisconsin reforms lead to protests, recalls, and battering rams in the night
Labor Watch June 2015 Scott Walker vs. The Unions Part 1: Wisconsin reforms lead to protests, recalls, and battering rams in the night [PDF here] Summary:…
by Dr. Steven J. Allen on June 23, 2015

Featured Items, Labor Watch
Scott Walker, Union Slayer
Scott Walker, Union Slayer (PDF here) On January 3, 2011, Scott Walker was sworn in as Wisconsin’s new governor. The state’s finances were a mess;…
by Matt Patterson on July 3, 2012