Category Archives: Wisconsin
Political law links for Fri., Jan. 27, 2012
Posted on January 27, 2012
STOCK ACT SET FOR VOTE. Roll Call. “The Senate is set to vote on taking up legislation Monday that would explicitly ban federal lawmakers and their staff from trading on insider information.” ROMNEY TO REVISE. Story here. “Mitt Romney could … Continue reading →
Ethics, lobbying, bundling, the SOTU, and more in today’s political law links
Posted on January 25, 2012
LOBBYING AND THE SOTU. The Hill. “President Obama took aim at K Street in his State of the Union Tuesday night, calling on Congress to limit the campaign fundraising activities of lobbyists.” SOTU EXCERPT. “I’ve talked tonight about the deficit … Continue reading →
Posted in A.M. Report, Foreign Laws, Georgia, House, LDA, Mass., New York, Senate, Wisconsin
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Mergers, executive privilege, earmarks and elections, and more political law links
Posted on December 13, 2011
FIRMS MERGE. Roll Call. “Duane Morris Government Affairs has scooped up GSP Consulting Corp. The combined shop, which will be called Duane Morris Government Strategies, is part of an effort to expand in the nation’s capital and in state capitals … Continue reading →
Posted in A.M. Report, Executive Branch, FEC, LDA, Maryland, New York, Senate, Washington, Wisconsin
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Monday’s political law links
Posted on September 30, 2011
A LOOK AT $35.8K/PLATE FUNDRAISERS. The Times. “There are the $35,800-a-ticket fund-raisers, and then there are the $35,800-a-ticket fund-raisers. The distance between a Presidio Heights villa overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco at sunset and a packed hall … Continue reading →
Hi, here are political law links for Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
Posted on September 7, 2011
VENTI PUBLICITY FOR STARBUCKS CEO. Politico. “Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz continued his rhetorical war against Washington gridlock Tuesday during a conference call and webcast castigating the White House and Congress for the nation’s deficit and unemployment rate.” IS THE EDWARDS … Continue reading →