Critics of the American Legislative Exchange Council — which concluded its 2013 annual conference in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 6 — regularly denounce it as a corporate tool due to its funding support from Fortune 500 giants.
But ALEC’s critics and the politically correct journalists who echo them routinely tell only part of the story of the conservative legislative research and advocacy outfit.
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