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Socialist Workers Party: Exempt?

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Eric Brown

The Socialist Workers Party filed a renewed request for an exemption from Federal Election Commission disclsoure rules, according to this Militant report. The party’s exemption request is part of the fight of workers, farmers, and their organizations to be able … Continue reading →

Posted in Const Law Issues, FEC

“Shakedown Schemes” and State Business?

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Eric Brown

A not guilty plea was entered in an Illinois case involving Tony Rezko, according to this report. [William] Cellini is accused of conspiring with Rezko and Stuart Levine, then a state pension fund board member, to shake down Thomas Rosenberg, … Continue reading →

Posted in Illinois

How Many Mint Juleps?

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Eric Brown

Kentucky Derby expenses are the focus of this story on Massachusetts lobbying law. Cognos ULC, a software vendor at the center of an ethics controversy on Beacon Hill, paid $13,000 to lobbyist Richard McDonough for expenses he racked up over … Continue reading →

Posted in Mass.

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