American Legislative Exchange Council: Difference between revisions

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""ALEC — the American Legislative Exchange Council — has not been named in Infrared's transcribed streams to date.

[This page awaits stream sourcing.]

Adjacent sourced terrain: Haz's analysis of how the right actually exercises power runs through his DeSantis/Florida discussion (MAJOR VICTORY | COOKING GROYPERS stream: "anti-woke plus neoconservatism... bourgeois retirees") — the state-legislative machine ALEC supplies is the infrastructure layer beneath such brands.

Until named directly, this page records the gap rather than inventing a position.

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-The '''American Legislative Exchange Council''' (ALEC), founded 1973 by Paul Weyrich and others, is a corporate-funded organization that drafts model legislation for state legislatures — a "bill mill" pairing corporate donors with conservative lawmakers behind closed doors.
+"'''"ALEC''' — the American Legislative Exchange Council — has not been named in Infrared's transcribed streams to date.
-== Operation ==
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-* Corporate members sit on task forces with state legislators and vote jointly on model bills; drafts then circulate in statehouses nationwide (Stand Your Ground laws, voter ID, anti-union "right to work," tax caps, school privatization).
-* Exposed by reporting (e.g., 2011-2013 campaigns after the Trayvon Martin shooting tied ALEC to Stand Your Ground); over 100 corporations quit under pressure, but the apparatus persists.
-== Significance ==
+Adjacent sourced terrain: Haz's analysis of how the right actually exercises power runs through his DeSantis/Florida discussion ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/3210a2c9-0c8c-406c-b838-1f5873805d71/ MAJOR VICTORY | COOKING GROYPERS stream]: "anti-woke plus neoconservatism... bourgeois retirees") — the state-legislative machine ALEC supplies is the infrastructure layer beneath such brands.
-ALEC is the paradigm of right-wing long-march institutional strategy: policy produced centrally, laundered through federalism, invisible to the public — the mirror image of what the left has failed to build. Infrared cites it when discussing how the right actually exercises power versus the left's protest-entrepreneurship.
+Until named directly, this page records the gap rather than inventing a position.
 == See also ==
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-[[Category:American politics]][[Category:Organizations]]
+[[Category:American politics]][[Category:Organizations]][[Category:Right-wing thought]]

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