YESTERDAY’S LINKS. Due to a technical glitch, yesterday’s set of political law links sent by email were incomplete. Here they are in their entirety. FCC OPEN INTERNET ORDER. FCC. “Our rules governing the practices of broadband providers differ markedly from the statutory restrictions on political speech at issue in Citizens United. Our rules do not […]
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Tues. 2-3 political law links
FRANKEN SOLICITS $1 MILLION. I received this eye-catching solicitation (with a subject, “A perfectly reasonable request”) a few days ago from Franken for Senate seeking “$50,000, $100,000, even $1 million” for his senate campaign. (Don’t worry, I’m signed up for literally dozens of campaigns across the political spectrum for academic reasons.) AZ: REFORM DOOM. AZ […]
Fri. political law links
MAYDAY PAY DAY. Politico. “Mayday PAC, the self-styled anti-super PAC super PAC fighting big money in politics, raised $1.5 million since mid-August, with $650,000 coming from just five super-rich donors.” TIMES ON THE POLITICAL MONEY ECOSCAPE. NYT. “With the advent of Citizens United, any players with the wherewithal, and there are surprisingly many of them, […]