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  • Dec05

    Clips round up for 12/5/2012

    Submitted by John Papagiannis on Dec 05, 2012

    Campaign Finance/Fair Elections
    Roll Call: Record Spending in 2012 Elections Could Spur Rules Changes, Experts Say

    • Citizen United
    • Clips
    • daily clips
    • FEC
    • lobbyists
    • New York
    • Obamacare
    • super PACs
    • tea party
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  • Nov29

    Clips Round-up for 11/29/12

    Submitted by mrober@publicampaign.org on Nov 29, 2012

    Campaign Finance/Fair Elections
    The Hill: Activists press SEC to expose political giving of US companies

    • Clips
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  • Nov27

    Clips Round-up for 11/27/12

    Submitted by mrober@publicampaign.org on Nov 27, 2012

    Campaign Finance/Fair Elections
    ThinkProgress: Rep. Chris Van Hollen On Campaign Finance, Election Reform

    • Clips
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  • Nov26

    Clips Round-up for 11/26/12

    Submitted by mrober@publicampaign.org on Nov 26, 2012

    Campaign Finance/Fair Elections
    LA Times: States crack down on campaigning nonprofits
    “The pressure in states with stringent campaign finance rules contrasts sharply with the federal level, where nonprofits that spent hundreds of millions of dollars to influence races this year have not been required to disclose their donors.”

    • Clips
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  • Nov20

    NEW REPORT: Un-Shared Sacrifice: How ‘Fix the Debt’ Companies Buy Washington Influence & Rig the Game

    Submitted by John Papagiannis on Nov 20, 2012

    Public Campaign released a new report: "Un-Shared Sacrifice: How ‘Fix the Debt’ Companies Buy Washington Influence & Rig the Game" yesterday, which details how a coalition of 95 companies, including some of the country’s largest corporations, are urging Congress to “Fix the Debt,” through a plan that mostly hurts middle class families while preserving tax breaks and windfalls for big corporations.

    From the executive summary:

    • Congress
    • debt reduction
    • fiscal cliff
    • public campaign
    • report
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  • Nov20

    Clips Round-up for 11/20/12

    Submitted by mrober@publicampaign.org on Nov 20, 2012

    Yesterday, Public Campaign released “Un-Shared Sacrifice,” chronicling the influence spending of the 95 corporations in the “Fix the Debt” coalition. The last four years have seen almost $1 billion in lobbying, PAC contributions, and campaign giving from the CEOs of these companies--and 22 of them have spent more on lobbying the federal government than they did in corporate income taxes to Uncle Sam.
     
    • Clips
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  • Nov19

    Clips Round-up for 11/19/12

    Submitted by mrober@publicampaign.org on Nov 19, 2012

    Campaign Finance/Fair Elections
    WaPo: Trevor Potter: How the FEC can stop the tidal wave of secret political cash
    • Clips
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  • Nov15

    Clips Round-up for 11/15/12

    Submitted by mrober@publicampaign.org on Nov 15, 2012

    Quick personnel note: tomorrow will be my last day at the office until January. Public Campaign offers a generous sabbatical after a certain term of employment and mine begins Monday. Our fantastic Research Associate Kurt Walters will handle clips while I'm away--so feel free to send any stories to him at kwalters@publicampaign.org (and make sure to check your spam filters next week!).

    • Clips
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  • Nov14

    Air Transport, Other Industries, Hope to Cash in on T&I Committee

    Submitted by Kurt Walters on Nov 14, 2012

    The air transportation industry got a big inside connection to the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in Congress when the National Air Transportation Association managed to hire Jim Coon, the committee’s Republican staff director since 2007, Politico reported this morning.

    • Rep. Bill Shuster
    • Rep. John Mica
    • transportation
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  • Nov14

    Leader Pelosi: We need to address money in politics

    Submitted by Adam Smith on Nov 14, 2012

    At a press conference today, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) reiterated her support for efforts to reduce the influence of big money in the political process and said that was a motivating factor in her decision to run for Democratic Leader again.

    She said, "changing the role of money in politics is really a very important motivator for me to stay in the leader’s office. I think it must be done.”

    She continued, “Our founders had in mind a government of the many, not a government of the money. You’ve heard me say that over and over again.”

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