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Daily Media Links 10/13: The Real Reason for the Chaos in the House, The Families Funding the 2016 Presidential Election, and more…

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October 13, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News National Public Radio: New Rankings Highlight Corporate Transparency In Politics Peter Overby “This is a significant area of concern for corporate ...

Daily Media Links 10/9: Clinton ‘SNL’ Cameo Could Entitle Challengers to Free Air Time, Corporations are disclosing more information about their political contributions, study says, and more…

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October 9, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News Harvard Law and Policy Review: 10th Circuit: Do Voters Really Need Political Spending Disclosure Peg Perl The cases argued last week ...

Daily Media Links 10/7: Animal Rights Activists Behave Like Stalkers, Szelena Gray Wants to Fix Our Broken Campaign-Finance System—Right Now, and more…

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October 7, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News The Federalist: Trying to ‘Get Money Out Of Politics’ Is A Fool’s Errand Luke Wachob Self-styled “reformers” have convinced themselves that ...

Daily Media Links 10/6: Saturday Night Live donates to Hillary campaign, High court to decide free-speech limits in political retribution case, Super-PAC rules are super-vague, and more…

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October 6, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News Houston Chronicle: Ethics commission boosts disclosure requirements for ‘dark money’ groups David Saleh Rauf David Keating, president of the Center for ...

Daily Media Links 10/5: The Roberts Court & the Future of Free Speech, Satirical super PACs: Don’t try this at home, and more…

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October 5, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News Boston Herald: High court power play comes with presidency Kimberly Atkins The latest urgent issue on the 2016 campaign trail is ...

Daily Media Links 10/2: Bizarre: FEC chair suggests Putin, drug czars buying elections, Why did Ted Cruz’s PAC give half a million to Carly Fiorina’s?, and more…

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October 2, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News Philanthropy Roundtable: Donor Privacy is the Focus of Supreme Court Appeal Our amicus brief reflects our core belief in philanthropic freedom ...

Daily Media Links 10/1: Senate Dems meet to plot 2016 attacks on wealthy Koch brothers, Assigning Responsibility for “Implosion”: the Role of the Court, and more…

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October 1, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News Chronicle of Philanthropy: Don’t Let the States Trample on the Right to Donor Anonymity Howard Husock In 2014, Ms. Harris began ...

Daily Media Links 9/30: Super PACs are getting a terrible deal on campaign ads, FEC to hackers: We’re ready this time if government shuts down, and more…

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September 30, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

In the News Washington Examiner: Supreme Court, California A.G. should butt out Editorial Board Philanthropists have any number of reasons to remain anonymous. Perhaps ...

Daily Media Links 9/29: The Case For Back-Room Deals, Party Hacks & Unlimited Money in Politics, 10 Ways Super PACs and Campaigns Coordinate, Even Though They’re Not Allowed To, and more…

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September 29, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

Event As a reminder, CCP Chairman Bradley A. Smith will be speaking at a free Heritage Foundation event, “Advocacy and the First Amendment: Should ...

Daily Media Links 9/28: Walker Campaign Money, Why We Need More Money in Politics, and more…

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September 28, 2015   •  By Brian Walsh   •  ,

Event Heritage Foundation: Advocacy and the First Amendment: Should Nonprofits Disclose Their Donors? – 9/29/2015; 12:00 PM Critics of the current campaign process for ...

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