Wal-Mart's campaign of subversion

When political leaders in the California city of Inglewood blocked Wal-Mart's request for a huge new supercenter, the company created a $1 million campaign to place an initiative on the ballot and ask voters. Of course, Wal-Mart used paid signature gatherers to get on the ballot, proving the company is willing to resort to Eyman, Sizemore, and BIAW tactics to get what it wants by tricking voters.

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