This Campaign Finance Loophole Gives Rich Politicians a Big Fundraising Advantage
Several top Republican Senate candidates used their personal wealth to exceed donation limits in 2018
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Several top Republican Senate candidates used their personal wealth to exceed donation limits in 2018
As long as special interests are allowed to purchase valuable insider expertise, our politics will fail to consistently work for the public good.
Only six House members took more money from the oil and gas industry in 2018 than their pick, Rep. Garrett Graves.
The Bipartisan Policy Center announced that Crowley will lead an initiative to develop infrastructure funding proposals including ending the government's reliance on the gas tax. Crowley’s new lobbying firm has been pushing the same thing for years on behalf of Shell Oil.
The more oil and gas money a House Democrat has received, the less likely they are to support the Green New Deal
A recently submitted ethics complaint alleges that David Bernhardt, who has been tapped to lead the Interior Department, violated at least two sections of Trump’s “drain the swamp” executive order.
Democratic appropriators are promoting an increase in spending on border surveillance technologies to solve the impasse over Homeland Security funding. Their donors from the defense industry have been lobbying for these funds for years.
A website that bills itself as a nonpartisan portal for political participation is run by real estate lobbyists and funnels campaign contributions nearly exclusively from the real estate industry.
California’s Anna Eshoo has sponsored legislation backed by the pharmaceutical interests funding her campaigns.
The panel created to advise the President on space policy is packed with individuals tied to the defense industry.