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Bognet Slams 'Corrupt' Rep. Cartwright for Taking Saudi-Backed Money - Vimarsana News

Bognet Slams 'Corrupt' Rep. Cartwright for Taking Saudi-Backed Money

Jim Bognet slammed his "slippery and corrupt" opponent Matt Cartwright for taking money from lobbyists and corporate PACs with connections to Saudi Arabia.

IA Dem Mike Franken Skirts Self-Imposed No Corporate PAC Money Pledge - Vimarsana News

IA Dem Mike Franken Skirts Self-Imposed No Corporate PAC Money Pledge

Mike Franken took money from multiple PACs that take in corporate contributions despite having a self-imposed no corporate PAC money pledge.

Corporate PAC donations to GOP objectors surpass $9 million since Jan. 6 - Vimarsana News

Corporate PAC donations to GOP objectors surpass $9 million since Jan. 6

Corporate PACs affiliated with Fortune 500 companies and their trade associations have donated more than $9 million to Republicans who objected to the 2020 election results following the Jan.

Report: Schumer Receives Donations from Putin-Linked Pipeline Affiliates - Vimarsana News

Report: Schumer Receives Donations from Putin-Linked Pipeline Affiliates

Chuck Schumer received campaign donations from corporate PACs affiliated with two of the European companies that helped fund Nord Stream 2.

Corporations should stop funding climate science deniers in Congress - Vimarsana News

Corporations should stop funding climate science deniers in Congress

© Getty Images In the wake of the mob assault on the Capitol and Republican lawmakers’ attempt to overturn Joe Biden This unprecedented capital strike signals that a growing number of CEOs recognize that congressional (and presidential) actions leading up to and culminating on Jan. 6 crossed the line: Denying the legitimacy of a free and fair election poses an existential threat to democracy.  Even more lawmakers, however, are in denial about another existential threat that is no less dangerous. They reject the scientific consensus that human activity — mainly burning fossil fuels — i...