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How SCOTUS Campaign Finance Rulings 'Distorted' US Democracy
Demos report authors explain how "these decisions quite literally transformed the American political system." (Photo: Michael Coghlan/cc/flickr)
Happy Holidays, Super PACs: FEC Removes Yet Another Block Against Dark Money
Nadia Prupis, staff writer
Little-noticed rule allows candidates to solicit money for super PACs as long as it's done in a small meeting
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Common Cause
Common Cause Response to AT&T/Discovery Merger to Unwind WarnerMedia
Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition
Congress Introduces Corporate Tax Transparency Legislation to Support Informed Investor Decisions
Greenpeace
New Report Exposing Corporate Donors of Attacks on Voting Rights and Peaceful Protest
Repair Our Democracy
Statement to CEOs: If You Really Want to Stop Voter Suppression, Support the For the People Act
Corporate Accountability
Corporate Accountability Statement on Veolia/Suez Merger Agreement
Food & Water Watch
Massive Water Merger Would Create Dangerous Corporate Monopoly
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On the TRIPS Waiver, Personnel Was, and Will Continue to Be, Policy
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Chris Hedges
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Corporate Backers of Georgia's New Voter Suppression Law
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Religious Groups Support Worker-Protecting PRO Act
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