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Political law links for Mon., Jan. 30, 2012
Posted on January 30, 2012
HOUSE ETHICS GIVES CONVENTION GUIDANCE. The memo is here. IE UNITS POWER UP. Roll Call. “Senate campaign committees tapped two familiar hands to lead their independent expenditures this cycle — a high-stakes gig that controls tens of millions of dollars … Continue reading →
Political law links and my sincerest happy holidays wishes to you!
Posted on December 22, 2011
HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY SEASON! I sincerely hope you and yours have a wonderful holiday season! Thanks for reading and your continued support. I look forward to sharing next year’s exciting political law news with you! Regular posts will resume … Continue reading →
Public financing and EAC termination, STOCK Act views, Waters ethics, and more political law links
Posted on December 1, 2011
CONGRESS WATCH’S LISA GILBERT ON STOCK ACT. Here. “This issue is not a partisan one, but one of ethics, and so it seems likely that the bill will continue to garner the momentum it needs to become law. Hopefully more … Continue reading →
Monday’s political law links
Posted on November 7, 2011
CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW MOVERS AND SHAKERS. Scott Bieniek, Sarah Troupis, and Joseph LaRue have left Jim Bopp’s law firm to join the Cain campaign, according to this WSJ Blog report. PERRY DISCLOSES TRAVEL DEBT. The Times. “Gov. Rick Perry of … Continue reading →
Vino, FARA guru, big asks, anti-tea news, and other political law links for today
Posted on March 18, 2011
IN-KIND VINO VERITAS. Roll Call reports. “Since 2001, donors attending [Mike Thompson's] parties and other contributors have given the California Democrat more than 800 gifts of wine worth about $340,000, according to a CQ MoneyLine study of campaign finance reports.” … Continue reading →