On the Money: A House Divided Against Itself
In the first two months of this year, 20 percent of all the money spent on election advocacy came from conservative political groups attacking Republican candidates.
On the Money: A House Divided Against Itself (via Moyers & Company)
In the first two months of this year, 20 percent of all the money spent on election advocacy came from conservative political groups attacking Republican candidates — a total of $2.3 million — reports The Center for Public Integrity. Super PACs,…
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