Last week’s FBI raid on the office and home of Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen, is just the latest sign that President Trump may be in serious hot water over possible campaign finance violations.
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DO THE KOCHS LOOK FOR THE UNION LABEL TO TURN A PROFIT?
When it comes to making money the hypocrisy of Charles and David Koch has no limits.
Wisconsin GOP Was in Retreat and Disarray Before Paul Ryan Raised the White Flag
It is hard to imagine any other Speaker leaving his post at such a pivotal time in the nation’s history.
ALEC Legislator of the Week: Homosexuals and Psychopathic Killers “It’s a Behavior Thing”
ALEC continues to honor the dishonorable.
Scott Pruitt, Trump’s embattled EPA chief, involved in shady 2011 real estate deal
As Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt made $70,000 flipping a Tulsa property under questionable circumstances
Pruitt Plot Thickens: Koch Industries Bought Stake in LNG Giant Cheniere
Koch Industries bought a stake in LNG giant Cheniere during same period that EPA’s Scott Pruitt traveled to Morocco at taxpayer expense to promote LNG exports and rented a townhouse co-owned by the wife of its lobbyist.
AG Academy: Republican Attorneys General Get Schooled by Corporate Lobbyists
GOP Attorneys General, including Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel, get advice and counsel from Koch and Big Tobacco lobbyists behind closed doors.
ALEC Legislator Fast Tracks a Bill to Block Local Campaign Finance Ordinances in Arizona
A state bill that would ban cities and counties from requiring dark money groups to disclose their donors is moving rapidly through the Arizona state legislature.
Soda Money Flows Into Cook County Races, But Comes Up Flat
The soda industry spent big backing soda tax foes.
Bills to Ban Local Soda Taxes Are Moving In the States, Coke and Pepsi Borrow from the Tobacco Playbook
Watch out public health advocates – as soda taxes are bubbling up in cities across the nation – the beverage industry is working to choke off this expression of local democracy.