Do Taxpayer-Funded Political Videos Break Rules?

By Roll Call Staff

Posted September 21, 2010 at 5:10pm

Roll Call Associate Editor Paul Singer examines a series of ads on the GOP House Oversight and Government Reform Committee’s website to see whether they violate Congressional rules barring the use of official funds for political purposes.

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