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An OpenSecrets Blog analysis of LinkedIn, Zynga, Workday, Twitter, and Facebook’s political spending and lobbying since their initial public offerings (IPOs) found that for the most part, since going public these companies have steadily ramped up the amounts of money they put toward political causes.
ALEC executives also forecasted tax cuts and other conservative fiscal reforms in New Hampshire, Missouri, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina and West Virginia.
New rule passed unnoticed on Tuesday: “Records created, generated, or received by the congressional office of a Member … are exclusively the personal property of the individual Member [emphasis added]… and such Member … has control over such records.”
Urging Republicans to consider improvements before causing irreparable damage through outright repeal, Senators highlight their past support for commonsense changes and improvements.
In lieu of providing excerpts from the address, below is a background quote that speaks to the broad themes and policy areas of focus in today’s remarks. The following can be attributed to “senior transition officials” :
The Joint Convention is called to order. The Joint Convention has been formed for the purpose of canvassing the votes for Governor and the Executive Council.
Gov.-elect Chris Sununu’s inaugural celebration website has added a more detailed sponsor list since it went online, but its $25,000 major donors – including Eversource – are still the most likely to raise concern.
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