‘Reject AIPAC’ Coalition Launches to Challenge the Pro-Israel Group’s Political Influence
A new coalition of progressive groups is calling on candidates to reject AIPAC donations and spending in Democratic primaries.
A new coalition of progressive groups is calling on candidates to reject AIPAC donations and spending in Democratic primaries.
Here are the tech industry founders, Republican megadonors and others funding AIPAC and its closely-tied allies this election cycle.
The pharma lobby gave more than $16 million in 2022 to advocacy groups, many of them ostensibly “grassroots,” that are battling the Medicare drug price negotiations now underway.
A major bill to expand the public campaign financing system offered in state elections passed the Hawaii Senate unanimously and awaits action in the House.
The bill would ban members of Congress from trading in weapons companies like Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, as well as in Amazon, Pfizer and thousands more Department of Defense contractors.
In a repeat of his last election in 2018, Montana Democratic Senator Jon Tester is benefitting from outside spending by the American Bankers Association.
Oil and gas companies and big business trade associations were among those keeping up donations after Manchin announced he would not run for re-election.
The operations of the Democratic political group Priorities USA highlights a glaring loophole with current rules regulating nonprofits.
Labor unions sought to pressure the DNC into banning anti-union vendors in 2022, but a review of FEC disbursements data reveals the party group is still paying millions of dollars to firms that offer union avoidance services.