It’s Earnings Season for Tracking Money in Politics, and the Winners Are – Roll Call

It’s Earnings Season for Tracking Money in Politics, and the Winners Are

By Kent Cooper

Posted April 18, 2013 at 3:24pm

It’s a big reporting season right now, not just for corporate earnings, but also for disclosure of political contributions. The Daily Ticker on Yahoo-Finance interviewed Political MoneyLine’s Kent Cooper on recent financial and lobby reports. View interview.

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