McCain’s Friends
Revelations About John McCain’s Advisers’ Ties to Shady Regimes Were Noted by the Center in 1992
While Republican John McCain has severed ties with two campaign advisers who lobbied for the military junta in Myanmar, connections between his staffers and oppressive foreign regimes still exist and date back more than a decade.
— Former Vice President Walter Mondale, 1984 Democratic presidential nominee
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Interview with Tova Andrea Wang
Tova Andrea Wang is the vice president for research at Common Cause. Prior, she was a democracy fellow at the Century Foundation, where she led an election reform working group. Before that, Wang worked for the National Commission on Federal Election Reform and for Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign.
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The Donors Have Spoken
About 50 of Democrat Hillary Clinton’s top donors met at the senator’s residence in Washington, D.C., to demonstrate their commitment to her campaign and urge her to continue, The Wall Street Journal reports.
A Little To Go a Long Way?
Republican John McCain is dropping a relatively small amount of cash on recent ad buys, The Hotline reports, having spent only $1,310 in Oregon and about $2,180 in Wisconsin.
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