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Daily Media Links 10/28: Impeaching the IRS Director, Justice Anthony Kennedy Loathes the Term ‘Swing Vote’, and more…

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October 28, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

CCP Comments to FEC on Notice 2015-09 Rulemaking Petition: Independent Spending by Corporations, Labor Organizations, Foreign Nationals, and Certain Political Committees (Citizens United) Allen ...

Daily Media Links 10/27: John Doe Goes to Washington, Judge: School’s Facebook post a campaign contribution, and more…

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October 27, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

Wisconsin ‘John Doe’ Wall Street Journal: John Doe Goes to Washington Editorial Board The John Doe team searched the digital cache for information related ...

Daily Media Links 10/26: DOJ closes IRS investigation with no charges, Which kinds of campaign donations lead to more polarized legislatures? You’ll be surprised by the answer., and more…

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October 26, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News Washington Examiner: Progressive activists attempt to silence the business community Brad Smith & Scott Blackburn Should businesses engage in political activity ...

Daily Media Links 10/23: Conservative PACs Turn Attack on G.O.P. Leaders Into Fund-Raising Tool, With New SEC Nominees, 4 of 5 Commissioners Would Be Women, and more…

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October 23, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

Independent Groups New York Times: Conservative PACs Turn Attack on G.O.P. Leaders Into Fund-Raising Tool Eric Lipton and Jennifer Steinhauer “This is clearly an ...

Daily Media Links 10/22: It’s Time for Fair Treatment of Our Community Organizations, Bernie Sanders’s inaccurate claim that the two Koch brothers will spend more than either major party on 2016 elections, and more…

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October 22, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

CCP Biden’s Run Would Have Approached Latest Announcement Date of Any Major Party Nominee Since FECA Since contribution limits were first imposed, the average ...

Daily Media Links 10/21: What Campaign Donations Can’t Buy, Super PACs Divert Donor Cash From Campaigns, but Can They Compensate?, and more…

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October 21, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

Campaign Spending Effectiveness Bloomberg: What Campaign Donations Can’t Buy Megan McArdle Where are all those shadowy billionaires we were warned out? The ones subverting ...

Daily Media Links 10/20: The Latest Progressive Attack on Speech, Super PACs Target Local Races, and more…

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October 20, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News National Law Journal: Brief of the Week: Making the Case for Anonymous Donors Jamie Schuman For all of the donors who ...

Daily Media Links 10/19: The inside story of Trump campaign’s connections to a big-money super PAC, Larry Lessig wants equal air time to Hillary Clinton’s ‘SNL’ appearance, and more…

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October 19, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

Independent Groups Washington Post: The inside story of Trump campaign’s connections to a big-money super PAC Matea Gold, Tom Hamburger and Jenna Johnson What ...

Daily Media Links 10/16: Campaign 2016’s Unlikely Tycoons: Small Donors Fuel Insurgents, FBI raid adds new layer to Paul family scandal, and more…

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October 16, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News NBC News: Small-Dollar Donors Power Insurgent Candidates From Both Parties Michael Beckel and Carrie Levine David Keating, president of the Center ...

Daily Media Links 10/15: Jeb Bush Disclosure on His Campaign ‘Bundlers’ Spurs Criticism, Watchdog probes Clinton Foundation payments to Hillary’s campaign, and more…

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October 15, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

CCP Center for Competitive Politics Comments on Proposed Changes to California’s Coordination Regulations Today, the Center for Competitive Politics (CCP) released their comments on ...

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