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This Legislative Brief analyzes S. 3369, the DISCLOSE (“Democracy is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spending in Elections”) Act of 2012, with a focus on four key flaws of the legislation. Despite concerted attempted by Democrats to push previous versions of the DISCLOSE Act through Congress in past legislative sessions, it has yet to pass.
You can read our Legislative Brief here.
https://www.ifs.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/S.-3369-The-DISCLOSE-Act-Legislative-Brief.pdf
Tuesday, Washington Post’s Ezra Klein took to his Wonk Blog and offered something of an apology for getting “way too excited” over the influence ...
The Committee for Economic Development’s free lunch has come and passed, and the organization has also published an issue brief, “Hiding in Plain Sight: ...
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