These groups gave $1.2M to senators leading fight against workers’ rights
A bill written by Senate Republicans would make it harder for workers to sue their employers if they contracted the coronavirus on the job.
By Josh Israel - August 07, 2020
A bill written by Senate Republicans would make it harder for workers to sue their employers if they contracted the coronavirus on the job.
By Josh Israel - August 07, 2020
Advocates say Microsoft’s actions have let down the LGBTQ community.
By Josh Israel - July 23, 2020
Members of the Business Coalition for the Equality Act have given Mitch McConnell more than $287,000 during the 2020 campaign cycle through their corporate PACs.
By Josh Israel - July 17, 2020
The American Medical Association has warned against reopening the country without following facts and science while donating to lawmakers who do just that.
By Josh Israel - July 09, 2020
The Arkansas Republican called for the military to occupy American cities.
By Josh Israel - June 08, 2020
Republicans in Congress are using social media to highlight the work of the very people who help bankroll them.
By Josh Israel - May 28, 2020
The Republican National Committee has filed suit to making it harder to vote during the pandemic.
By Josh Israel - May 26, 2020
Collins was the deciding vote in 2010 against the DISCLOSE Act, which would have required transparency for political ads.
By Josh Israel - February 24, 2020
The PAC is bankrolling ads praising North Carolina Senate candidate Erica Smith as ‘one of us.’
By Josh Israel - February 21, 2020
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in September that he would not allow a vote on the Lower Drug Costs Now Act.
By Josh Israel - February 18, 2020
Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) is set to earn twice as much money from interest on a loan to her own campaign as most Georgia families make in an entire year.
By Dan Desai Martin - February 05, 2020
The American Action Network deceptively edited a quote from Virginia Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria in a new attack ad.
By Josh Israel - December 10, 2019
Rep. Ross Spano (R-FL) is being investigated by the Justice Department for possible campaign finance violations.
By Josh Israel - November 15, 2019
Jon Hollis changed his Federal Election Commission registration from California’s 28th District to Texas’s 32nd.
By Josh Israel - November 11, 2019
Murray Energy is the biggest privately owned coal producer in the country.
By Josh Israel - October 29, 2019
The Club for Growth attacked four Democratic congresswomen, claiming without evidence that they want to nullify the 2016 election and cancel the 2020 one.
By Josh Israel - October 24, 2019
Nothing in H.R. 3 would establish a socialist health care system, as the ad claims.
By Josh Israel - October 22, 2019
A conservative megadonor from Illinois is taking advantage of Virginia’s no-limits campaign finance system to bankroll embattled Republican Virginia state legislator Nick Freitas.
By Josh Israel - September 17, 2019
A vile super PAC ad featured an image of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) burning up to reveal disturbing images of human remains.
By Josh Israel - September 13, 2019
The best way to see good public policy enacted is to not contribute money to the people who fiercely oppose it.
By Josh Israel - September 12, 2019
The Federal Election Commission can no longer investigate any campaign finance violations as we head into the 2020 elections.
By Lisa Needham - August 27, 2019
Trump’s campaign spent more than $137,000 in rent alone at Trump-branded properties in the first three months of 2019, according to a filing with the Federal Election Commission.
By Emily Singer - April 16, 2019
GOP congressman-elect Ross Spano disguised several large campaign contributions from two major donors, and then gave one of those donors influence over who gets hired and fired.
By Lisa Needham - December 12, 2018
Rep. Ron DeSantis’ racist comments are not keeping wealthy conservative donors away from his Florida campaign for governor.
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