Nursing home crusader and Cicero, Indiana’s Republican Eric
Turner loves the corporate school crowd in Indiana. Here are a few of his funders.
LILLY
To add to the $1000 it gave him in 2013 (page
9), the $1000 (page
13) in 2011, the $500 in 2010 (page
6), and the $1,000 in 2009 (page
8), recently the corporate school pushers at Eli Lilly handed Turner $1,000.
WALMART/DEVOSThen, on April 21, 2014, Walmart and DeVos’ Hoosiers for Economic Growth PAC, better known as the “13 Filthy Rich Who Bought Indiana Public Education,” wrote a $5000 check for Turner’s campaign. In 2013, the Hoosiers for Economic Growth PAC threw $500 into Turner’s campaign pocket (page 12).
Walmart’s own WAL PAC emptied out its couch-change in 2011
and handed Turner $3,500 (page
17) and added another $1,000 in 2013 (page
17). In December 2009, WAL PAC also handed Turner $1,000. (page
13). Quite nicely, this amount
covered the $1000 he had to “contribute” to ALEC in that year (page
18).
MARK MILESIn 2013, Mind Trust board member and Hulman and Company CEO Mark Miles handed Turner $500 (page 3).
HEWLETT PACKARD
Hewlett Packard, also involved in the national school
buyout with billionaires (Teach for America's board includes Packard's Meg Whitman and Bill Clinton's deregulator Larry Summers), tossed Turner $250 on Sept. 27, 2013, too (page
5). The year before, the corporation gave him $200 (page
3). In 2011, Hewlett Package slid Turner $200 (page
4). In 2009, the corporation gave
Turner $250 (page
16).
CHAMBERThe Chamber’s Indiana Business for Responsive Government gifted Turner $500 (page 14) in 2013. The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, in 2012, handed out $1,000 to Turner (page 4).
TODD HUSTON
In October 2011, Tony Bennett’s Cisco College Board buddy Todd Huston gave
Turner $250 (page
2). Sure wish I could have gotten Turner into Hoosier School Heist, but don't worry, there's plenty in that book to keep you well occupied.
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