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DC Wrap: Baldwin says lawmakers cannot afford to play political games on national security, wants to pass bill to support servicemembers

DC Wrap: Baldwin says lawmakers cannot afford to play political games on national security, wants to pass bill to support servicemembers
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Johnson repaid self $400k in old campaign loans after pledging he wouldn t

Johnson repaid self $400k in old campaign loans after pledging he wouldn t
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Ron Johnson Says He Won t Pocket $8 4 Million in Political Contributions

The Wisconsin Republican declared that his campaign owes him $8.4 million. But he told Insider he doesn't have "any expectation to get paid back."

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Why Ignore Supreme Court s Threat To Free Press?

Having spent years as a newspaper reporter and editor, I am proud to be called an "ink-stained wretch." But I am mystified by the newsroom silence about a legal dagger aimed at the heart of the First Amendment and the free press.

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Following Supreme Court decision, self-funding candidates are using campaign funds to pay themselves back • OpenSecrets

A rule change after the Supreme Court’s FEC v. Ted Cruz decision is helping put campaign money back in self-funding candidates’ pockets.

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