Category Archives: New York City

Good morning, here are Wednesday’s political law links

Posted on January 18, 2012

RISKS OF TWITTER.  Roll Call.  “The explosion of social media has enabled government officials to share more information than ever before with the stroke of a thumb on a phone, but the boost in communication has raised more questions and … Continue reading →

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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

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 →

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Good morning, here are today’s political law links

Posted on December 20, 2011

OFFICIAL OR POLITICAL? Scott Coffina discusses the purpose of President Obama’s recent travels here. “For any president running for reelection, there is not always a clear line between politics and policy, and he is entitled to a degree of deference … Continue reading →

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Holiday franking, financial disclosure, texting money, and more political law links

Posted on December 19, 2011

HOLIDAY FRANKING ADVICE. Story here. “Members of Congress send millions of dollars worth of mail to constituents every year but there are official rules that govern what can and cannot be said in those mailings. Members are barred, for example, … Continue reading →

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