Even if only a small number were to withdraw their names and financial contributions, insisting on disclosure will have been worth the effort. Regardless, we deserve to know who they are.
With the rise of groups like ALEC, which provide legislative templates for congressional minions who obtain their marching orders behind closed doors, the marketplace of ideas has been co-opted by shady secretives who prefer to advance their agendas under cover of benign acronyms.
It's not just office parties and weekend gatherings where you'll find Secret Santas these days. Across the country, anonymous donors are going beyo...
U.S. District Judge Morrison England has denied a request by anti-gay marriage groups to make secret the list of donors to the $40 million Proposition...
There are some one million donor-conceived children in the U.S. today; my daughter is one of them. And starting July 22, one state started to improve their access to critical information about their donors.
Democrats, Republicans, and Tea Party supporters should find common ground on one minimum requirement: full disclosure of all the funds that enter into and influence our public elections.
Bruce Braley's campaign was an interesting one, because rather than try to distance himself from his own party or from what Democrats have accomplished in the past few years, Braley instead embraced his own record.
Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele continued the GOP's defense of the current campaign finance system, arguing on Sunday that there...
"Hey there! Welcome to GOP AutoWorld -- you look like a couple of folks who are ready for a change! Dump the old clunker for something new!" "Are you gonna keep shouting?"
