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corporations from pressuring rank-and-file workers to make contributions to corporate political action committees, and ease the way for trade associations to pressure the employees of their members to solicit PAC
Chambliss denied that money is simply pouring through the doors of the PAC, saying that it’s always easier to raise money directly into a re-election committee.
Recent hires in the fast-expanding office include PAC director Sean Bresett, who came from the National Restaurant Association; Tres Bailey, a former aide to then-Rep.
MoveOn PAC, the political arm of the liberal group MoveOn.org, will launch radio ads Thursday in the districts of seven potentially vulnerable Republican House Members, tarring them for their association
A Texas judge ruled Thursday against a political action committee founded by House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), holding in a civil case that Texans for a Republican Majority PAC should have reported
Mizeur, who ran Kerry’s presidential campaign in Maryland last year, is a member of the Takoma Park, Md., City Council and is the founding member of the New Generation Montgomery PAC, a political
Individual Senators have also stepped up their efforts to aid the DSCC — whether contributing PAC funds directly to the committee, raising money back home or in logging call time to donors.
Ann Lewis, the head of Clinton’s Friends of Hillary PAC, would not say which event the Senator was holding at her home last night, nor would she specify the date for the Iowa dinner.
He also acts as a consultant to Dedicated Americans for the Senate and House, political action committee or DASHPAC — Daschle’s leadership PAC.
The FEC began an audit of the Americans for a Republican Majority PAC last June, and it has already given committee officials an interim audit report outlining problems with ARMPAC’s 2001 and 2002
The PAC will support Democratic candidates and then organize public service events in which the candidates can participate.
But by the time he took in the $5,000 from Frist’s Volunteer PAC on Dec. 15, 2004, Perkins had moved on to more important pastures.
Three days later, anyone generous enough to contribute $1,000 to the PAC of Rep.
Last cycle he doled out another $250,000 to Republican candidates through his own PAC and handed out a similar amount during the 2002 cycle.
A spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee said the firm’s PAC is the event sponsor. — Lauren W.
Albert Wynn (D-Md.), chairman of the CBC’s PAC, said Monday that the group is “not dismissing” SEIU’s concerns and is willing to sit down with the labor group to discuss them.
According to Political Money Line, InfoCision’s other major Capitol Hill client, Freshmen PAC, raised $4.94 million in individual contributions in the 2004 cycle and paid InfoCision $4.38 million
As the National Federation of Independent Business’ new vice president of political, Lisa Smittcamp Goeas will coordinate the small business lobby’s candidate endorsements, grassroots mobilization and PAC
At DLA Piper, LaBrache’s duties also include working on the firm’s PAC, one of the largest among law firms.
The event, which will benefit Thune’s Heartland Values PAC, will be attended by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.), Senate Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (Pa.), Senate Vice Chairwoman Kay