This Times editorial discusses the recent language passed by the FEC on lobbyist-bundled contributions. Google shows nearly 5,000 hits on “feckless” and “FEC” on the same page, including this Newsday editorial from 2005.
The WSJ reports that Sen. Clinton has forgiven about $13 million in personal loans she made to her campaign for president. Bloomberg also has an article. Campaign finance law contains a provision addressing candidate loans over $250,000 and the opportunity for repayment. (b) For personal loans that, in the aggregate, exceed $250,000 in connection with […]
The counting continues in Minnesota. I mean the counting of recount funds received by the candidates, of course. Al Franken is raising recount funds through this site and another. The first site notes: Individuals can contribute up to $2300 for the recount effort, previous contributions to Al Franken for Senate do not count towards that […]