Republicans Are Making 'Dark Money' Even Darker for 2024
A dark money group basically told the FEC to screw off when it demanded to see its donors. The group is citing a decision from GOP commissioners on the FEC.
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A dark money group basically told the FEC to screw off when it demanded to see its donors. The group is citing a decision from GOP commissioners on the FEC.
Comment on this storyCommentSam Bankman-Fried orchestrated a massive campaign-finance fraud in an attempt to buy favorable treatment in Washington for his
GOP presidential candidates are chasing campaign contributions this summer at Hamptons fundraisers and even by raffling off soccer tickets.
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyOn the surface, it looks like a classic Kentucky political evolution: An ambitious state legislator takes a position on a divisive issue—the expansion of gambling—that fits his conservative district, then changes his tune in preparation to run statewide.The legislator in question, James Comer, is as ambitious a politician as they come. He did not end up winning the Kentucky governor’s office in 2015, but he did land in Congress soon after
Jeffrey Epstein funded US Virgin Islands politicians, like Rep. Stacey Plaskett, who represented the territory he used as a playground for pedophilia.