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After Khashoggi murder, Saudi Arabia shifts lobbying firepower to middle America with women s rights message

After Khashoggi murder, Saudi Arabia shifts lobbying firepower to middle America with women s rights message
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Does Sheldon Whitehouse consider the NAACP to be right-wing dark money ?

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, a Rhode Island Democrat, is worried that too many groups are expressing political views without providing a list of all their supporters to the government they may be criticizing. So he’s put out a video about it, and it’s deeply misleading in some key ways.

Democratic Party is literally the party of government | News, Sports, Jobs

Jonah Goldberg The Democratic Party is often called the party of government Ideologically, this is so obviously true it’s not worth belaboring. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that. We have a federal government for a reason, and there are things it should do. Reasonable people can debate what those things are. But there’s a difference between being the party of government in the ideological sense and being the party of government in the literal sense. A core constituency of the Democratic Party, both in terms of voters and donors, is people who work for the government. Members of teachers’ unions regularly constitute around 10 percent of delegates to Democratic Party conventions. There are about 3.5 million public school teachers in America, comprising about 1 percent of the U.S. population. That means teachers’ union members are over-represented among the activist base of the Democratic Party by a factor of about 1,000 percent. In 2019-2020, according to Open Secr

The price of fame: records show Kim Klacik paid a whopping $4M to consultants in U S House bid in Baltimore

The price of fame: records show Kim Klacik paid a whopping $4M to consultants in U.S. House bid in Baltimore Baltimore Sun 3/5/2021 Jeff Barker, The Baltimore Sun © Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun/Kenneth K. Lam Republican Kim Klacik kicked off her 2020 run for the 7th Congressional District with an event in Hunt Valley. Former congressional candidate Kimberly Klacik went from running a small, Baltimore-area nonprofit to becoming a conservative star tapped to speak at the Republican National Convention. Now, recently amended campaign finance reports show the price of her rocket to fame and fundraising success last summer. The Federal Election Commission reports show Klacik who lost in November to Democratic U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume by 43 percentage points paid more than $4 million to Republican-oriented digital advertising and media companies to elevate her profile.

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