[Political Activity Law]

Another blog reports on an interesting auction (subsequently pulled) where the proceeds were reportedly going to be donated to a campaign. 

I updated my list of complaints allegedly filed with the FEC to include the latest against American Leadership Project. 

Indio police are reviewing actions Pink Floyd front man Roger Waters, who they believe was behind a stunt to drop political fliers over a 2-square-mile radius of homes outside the Coachella Music and Art Festival on Sunday night.

Meanwhile, there have been no sightings of a white two-story inflatable pig Waters released over Indio. Coachella organizers and Waters’ management are offering a $10,000 reward and four festival tickets for life, in exchange for its whereabouts and return.

Waters released his trademark Pink Floyd pig during the song “Pigs” with a picture of a sinister Uncle Sam holding bloody meat cleavers and graffiti reading, “Don’t be led to slaughter.”

Later, during Waters’ final performance of “Comfortably Numb,” a low-flying plane dropped hundreds of ticker-tape flyers urging concertgoers to vote for Democratic candidate Barrack Obama.

This Press-Enterprise story raises some curious campaign finance law questions.