This January, as the Iowa Caucuses were underway, Menards began encouraging employees to take an at-home online “civics” course that characterizes the economic policies of President Barack Obama as a threat to the success of businesses such as Menards, and by extension, to the employees’ own well-being.Full story at Retailer pressures workers to take anti-Obama “civics course”
The course, titled “Civics 101: The National Self Governing Will In-Home Training,” incorporates much of the material comprising the Prosperity 101 program that AlterNet, working in partnership with the Investigative Fund at the Nation Institute, exposed last year — a program concocted by Koch-linked political operatives Mark Block and Linda Hansen, late of the now-defunct Herman Cain presidential campaign. In March, Daniel Bice of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that the FBI is investigating possible financial improprieties involving two non-profit organizations founded by Block that are linked to Prosperity 101, which is a for-profit venture.
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Friday, November 02, 2012
Think about this before you shop at the new Menards store being built in Cheyenne
This story originally ran on AlterNet and was reposted on Salon Nov. 1:
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2012 election,
Cheyenne,
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Koch Brothers,
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Hmmm. A private company sharing what they believe to be important information with their employees. Thanks for letting me know about this. I will try to shop at Menards more often.
So right-wing propaganda concocted by the Koch brothers is "important information?" I can see now why you'll shop at Menards.
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