The Times reports on who’s lobbying for financial services firms here. The revolving door is an oft-noticed phenomenon here, but in recent years, the migration from Congress to the financial services firms that are trying to stave off greater federal … Continue reading
Daily Archives: April 13, 2010
Politico has the latest on when Schumer-Van Hollen might be introduced. Their goal is partly to discourage the types of previously prohibited spending legalized when the Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision in January ruled in favor of the conservative … Continue reading
In the aftermath of the excitement generated by news of a new law blog at The White House (Volokh had the news here but it was an April Fool’s prank), some wondered if the new blog would allow comments. Which … Continue reading