Politics · 115th Congress
Divide Over Israel Widens in Democratic Party
But when it comes to making direct campaign contributions, J Street’s PAC tops the list for the 2018 cycle, with nearly $1.9 million so far this year.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Chris McDaniel Launches Primary Challenge to Roger Wicker
Remember Mississippi PAC, a super PAC supporting him, ended 2017 with $852,000. Conservatives are likely to use Wicker’s past NRSC chairmanship and his large campaign coffers against him.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: The Short Life Span of the Trump-McConnell Buddy Movie
The Koch Brothers and their network of Super PAC contributors have announced plans to spend as much as $400 million on the 2018 elections to ensure that the Republicans retain control of Capitol Hill
Politics · 115th Congress
Sen. Roy Moore? What the GOP Can Expect
The Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with the Kentucky Republican, spent $5 million in the runoff to defeat Moore, which enraged the former judge.
Politics · 115th Congress
Mo Brooks: ‘If I Were Mitch McConnell, I Would Resign’
In turn, a McConnell-affiliated super PAC is blasting Brooks for skipping a vote on a bill to assist Capitol Police officers injured in the line of duty.
Politics · 115th Congress
Alabama GOP Senate Candidates Fight Over Loyalty to Trump
On Wednesday, the super PAC backed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released a TV ad that accuses one of those candidates, Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks, of siding with Massachusetts Sen.
Politics · 115th Congress
Brooks in Senate Ad: Build the Wall or Face Shutdown
Brooks is also receiving criticism from the conservative base for accepting an endorsement from anti-Trump group Courageous Conservatives PAC.
Politics · 115th Congress
Health Care Politics Serve as Senate Bill Text Prelude
“Donald Trump is sabotaging the Affordable Care Act marketplaces and the people of Wisconsin are going to pay the price,” Shripal Shah of the liberal super PAC American Bridge said in a statement
Opinion: Would Trump Nuke Congressional Budget Rules?
Both a border adjustment tax and the elimination of the business deduction for carried interest would divide the GOP majority by pitting one super PAC billionaire against another.