Month: October 2009

Bernard Kerik’s corruption trial to start Monday

The Times reports on Bernard Kerik’s upcoming trial.

Federal Election Commission representations

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date October 21, 2009
Categories In FEC

This is the second post in what will be my continuing project to document who’s representing who before the Federal Election Commission in certain matters. The source of the information is publicly available filings at the www.fec.gov. (“MUR” stands for “Matter Under Review” and is the manner some cases are designated at the agency.) The […]

Senators Feingold and McCain take to the Senate floor to speak on Citizens United

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date October 21, 2009
Categories In FEC
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From Rick Hasen comes word that Senators Feingold and McCain spoke on the Senate floor regarding Citizens United. As of this writing McCain’s statement isn’t on Electionlawblog.org, yet, but it’s on McCain’s Senate website here and here (it’s two parts). Meanwhile, neither Senator, as far as I know, has spoken on the floor to the […]