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Money in politics: a reminder
And we’re not talking about dark money here. This is out-in-the-sunlight $$$. From Daily Kos Elections: • Senate: The Senate Leadership Fund, which is the main super PAC aligned with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the GOP establishment, has … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged attack ads, campaign contribution limits, Citizens United, Daily Kos Elections, dark money, Evan Bayh, Jason Kander, Koch Bros, Mitch McConnell, political TV ads, Russ Feingold
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Specifically, how do the Koch Bros buy elections?
Their super PACS produce TV commercials with which they flood the markets with, well, not very honest ads. I.e., deceitful trash. In great anguish, I saw and charted how this worked in the 2016 senatorial elections in Missouri, Indiana and … Continue reading
Posted in Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, Komprosplat, Politics, The Facts of Life, voting rights
Tagged Adam Laxalt, Cato Institute, Daily Kos Elections, Evan Bayh, Freedom Partners, Jason Kander, Koch Bros final solution to democracy, libertarianism, Neil Gorsuch, Nevada governor race, Russ Feingold, Steve Sisolak
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How do Citizens United and the Koch Bros affect our elections? One new example
From DailyKos Elections: • WI-Sen: The Koch-backed Concerned Veterans for America recently launched another $1.6 million ad campaign against Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin, and her allies at VoteVets are up with their own $1 million buy defending her. The spot … Continue reading
Posted in Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, Politics, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich
Tagged Citizens United, Concerned Veterans for America, DailyKos Elections, Evan Bayh, Jason Kander, Koch Bros, Neu Wannsee Conference, Russ Feingold, Tammy Baldwin, VoteVets, Wisconsin Senate race
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