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Thursday’s political law links

Posted on October 5, 2011

PERRY’S BIG NUMBER. The Times. “Gov. Rick Perry of Texas raised more than $17 million through the end of September, his presidential campaign announced on Wednesday, a strong showing that confirms his reputation as a capable fund-raiser and is likely … Continue reading →

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Political law links for Monday, August 29, 2011

Posted on August 29, 2011

NEW CORRECTIONS ON ISSA TIMES PIECE.  Daily Caller.  “The Times now says the August 15 article used ‘erroneous information’ to allege foul play on Issa’s part because he withdrew much of his family foundation’s assets from the stock market several … Continue reading →

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Here are the political law links for today

Posted on August 18, 2011

BACHMANN SUPER PAC.  Story here.  “Former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell and longtime Republican strategist Ed Brookover organized the super-PAC, Citizens for a Working America, as first reported by The Washington Post.” BACHMANN SUPER PAC II.  Politico.  “Super PACs … Continue reading →

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Corporate contribution views, campaign finance prosecutions, and more political law links for Monday

Posted on June 13, 2011

POST EDITORIAL ON CORPORATE CONTRIBUTION CASE. Here.  The Virginian-Pilot has its say here.  “If Cacheris’ ruling stands – and it will certainly be challenged – corporations are now free to not just speak on behalf of their favored candidates but … Continue reading →

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CU, Koch, Casino Jack, and commission appointments in today’s political law links

Posted on March 21, 2011

CANDIDATE LOAN STORY. In Roll Call this morning.  “Members of Congress have discovered another way to err on their annual financial disclosure reports.” KOCH AND POMPEO. The Post reports.  “When Mike Pompeo needed funding for a Wichita aerospace company, one … Continue reading →

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