Enterprise Rent-A-Car's parent company has decided to speed away from ALEC, a network of state legislators and private sector leaders, after a monthlong campaign by labor, environmental, and other liberal groups. (Photo: David Carson/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/MCT /Newscom)
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