Category: Ohio

Mon. political law links

CLINTON CASH QUESTIONS.  WP.  “The questionable transactions involving the foundation and Bill Clinton’s big speaking paychecks offer fresh evidence of how the Clintons skate close to the edge of propriety.” CLINTON CASH QUESTIONS II.  WP.  “Foreign interests, like their U.S. counterparts, may give to the Clinton Global Initiative out of the goodness of their hearts […]

3-31 spring break political law links

PROGRAMMING NOTE. I’ll only have a few sets of political law links this week.  Regular posts will appear starting next Tuesday. FUNDING LANDSCAPE.  CBS.  “Between campaign committees, leadership PACs, super PACs and 527 committees, there’s a confusing collection of ways to collect funds that all come with different disclosure requirements, campaign limits, and spending restrictions, and that […]

3.19 political law links

TESTING, TESTING.  HuffPo.  “Federal campaign finance law has specific rules for people exploring a presidential campaign.” LIBRARY DISCLOSURE.  KC.com.  “Since 1999, Congress has debated multiple versions of a Presidential Library Donation Reform Act. The constraints on fundraising would be similar to those in place for campaign contributions. In 2007, lawmakers finally scored a partial victory […]