Category Archives: Montana

MLK Day political law links

Posted on January 16, 2012

SOLYNDRA ADS COMING. Story here. “Americans for Prosperity is going up with a $5 million ad buy against President Barack Obama on Solyndra.” HELP CHRISTIAN ADAMS GET HIS COAT BACK. If you were in Richmond to hear the argument in … Continue reading →

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Super PAC and political law links for Monday, Jan. 9th

Posted on January 9, 2012

WHO’LL TAKE PUBLIC FUNDS?  Story here.  “Not a single major candidate has signed up to take taxpayer-supported matching funds for his presidential campaign this year, signaling the death of the system that had controlled campaigns since the Watergate era.” NELSON’S … Continue reading →

Posted in A.M. Report, California, DC, LDA, Maryland, Montana, North Carolina | Comments Off

Facebook plans, pols getting social, super PAC reporting, and more political law links

Posted on January 2, 2012

HAPPY NEW YEAR. Good morning and happy New Year!  For 2012 I’ll be continuing the daily morning political law links format. That means one email a day, Monday through Friday, minus some holidays, delivered about 9 a.m. Google’s Feedburner handles … Continue reading →

Posted in A.M. Report, FEC, Iowa, LDA, Minnesota, Montana, New York, New York City, Pennsylvania, Social Media, Virginia, Washington | Comments Off

FCPA, permissible parties, letter to Obama, and more political law links

Posted on December 15, 2011

FCPA INDICTMENT IN THE NEWS. The Times. “Eight former executives and contractors of Siemens were charged on Tuesday with criminal bribery in the case, the department said.” EISEN CONFIRMED.  Story here.  “Norman Eisen was confirmed as ambassador to the Czech … Continue reading →

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Thursday’s political law links

Posted on September 21, 2011

INSIDE SOLYNDRA. The Post. “Solyndra’s ability to secure federal backing also made the company eager for more assistance, interviews and records show. Company executives ramped up their Washington lobbying efforts, hiring a former Senate aide to work with the White … Continue reading →

Posted in A.M. Report, Const Law Issues, Executive Branch, FEC, House, Minnesota, Montana, Pennsylvania, Rule G-37, Rule G-42, Social Media | Comments Off