CHARITIES, 16, AND POLITICS. Venable Political Law Briefing. “Charities can advance their position on the issues that they had been advocating before the platforms were adopted; however, they should consider carefully whether to opine specifically on the positions of candidates and the political parties.” RECURRING DONATION DEAL. A. “The email’s author — whose name is […]
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PAY TO PLAY STATUS. Burr & Forman. “The latest is the SEC’s position that it didn’t take any action on the new MSRB Rules extending pay-to-play prohibitions to municipal advisors, so it can’t be sued to stop the implementation of the regulations implemented by the MSRB under the SEC’s jurisdiction.” RNC RULES — HERE WE […]
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FREE SPEECH RULING. Hill. “The nation’s second most powerful court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, ruled that a political committee that supported Mike Huckabee’s unsuccessful run for the White House was entitled to the preliminary injunction it requested to block the Federal Election Commission from enforcing its ban.” OPINION. Pursuing America’s […]