Dems Double Down on Fundraising From SpaceX and Palantir Lobbyists
Senate Democrats have joined their House counterparts in fundraising from the top lobbying firm for the Trump and Musk-tied companies.
Donald Shaw is a journalist based in rural Western Massachusetts.
Senate Democrats have joined their House counterparts in fundraising from the top lobbying firm for the Trump and Musk-tied companies.
Among those buying the stock are DOGE Subcommittee Chair Marjorie Taylor Greene.
The communications director of the DCCC chair was among those who attended, according to a travel disclosure.
The DSCC stepped up its fundraising to “stop” Trump and Elon Musk, but Minority Leader Schumer, DSCC Chair Gillibrand, and others voted to help Republicans pass a government funding bill that empowers DOGE.
Lee Zeldin, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, announced plans to reconsider a ruling from the agency that underpins many of the federal government’s major climate change regulations.
The firm has been conducting outreach for Israel to news outlets and Elon Musk's X.
Inaugural donors and companies linked to president's associates have seen federal enforcement cases against them dropped since Trump took office.
The New Jersey Democrat wants permission from the FEC to transfer up to $5 million to a super PAC despite the McCain-Feingold law’s ban on candidates financing soft money groups.
In a five-page memo on how to connect with the working class, Third Way says the Democrats should move away from small-dollar donors.
DOGE aide Katie Miller is simultaneously a special government employee and a corporate public affairs consultant.