The Daily News of Washington points to Public Campaign's recent study on campaign contributions from the U.S.-Cuba Democracy PAC as an example of the problem of money in politics."Public Campaign, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit provides the latest evidence of the impact these special-interest contributions can have on the lawmaking process. A study released by the organization earlier this month demonstrates how big money from a small group has help sustain the economic embargo against Cuba long after the policy had outlived any usefulness it may have once had."To read the full article, click here.