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Existential Threat — Or Politics As Usual?

Existential Threat — Or Politics As Usual?
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Corporate PAC donations to parties and candidates plummet after Capitol riot

Corporate PAC donations to parties and candidates plummet after Capitol riot Kate Ackley and Herb Jackson © Provided by Roll Call Donations from Comcast’s corporate PAC, one of the most active in the 2020 cycle, dried up in January as the company and many others examine donation policies in the wake of the Capitol riot. AT&T’s political action committee shelled out more than $322,000 to members of Congress and party committees in January 2019. Two years later, the same corporate PAC disclosed no donations at all. Ditto for Comcast’s PAC, which dished out $231,000 in January 2019 and nothing to federal coffers in the first, tumultuous month of this year.

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Corporations Weighing Broadened Criteria for Political Donations

Many companies, groups paused PACs after attack on Capitol Reviewing metrics for contributing that includes other issues March 11, 2021 5:00 AM By Megan R. Wilson Employees and shareholders are poised to have more influence over how dollars flow from business political action committees, as corporations and trade associations re-examine their approaches to political giving in the wake of the insurrection at the Capitol. In the days after Jan. 6, at least 27 business PACs announced policies that would take the election certification vote into account when making donations, according to an analysis by Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Government. At least 40 more halted all PAC contributions. Republicans ended up challenging election certifications in Arizona and Pennsylvania, with 147 GOP lawmakers voting for one or both objections.

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CofE refuses to bless radical home wedding plans

CofE refuses to bless radical home wedding plans CofE refuses to bless radical home wedding plans 5 Mar 2021 Sandro Crepulja The Church of England has refused to bless radical plans for home weddings proposed by the Law Commission. Last year, the Commission – which advises the Government – recommended that pubs, hot air balloons, rivers and lakes would be suitable locations for weddings to take place, if officiated by a state-recognised individual. It also said weddings could take place in private homes, and that the proposed changes would allow couples to pick from a wider variety of both religious and non-religious ceremonies. Religious content

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