America Decides 2020: Campaign Finance, Explained
The total cost of the 2020 election is expected to surpass $11 billion. Where does this money originate, and could publicly funded elections rein in spending?
The total cost of the 2020 election is expected to surpass $11 billion. Where does this money originate, and could publicly funded elections rein in spending?
Wisconsin Democrat takes on “the old boys’ network.”
Bare-knuckle election fights in Wisconsin.
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Even Donald Trump’s secret hiding places are ostentatious.
Rather than limiting the cost of insulin to $35, Walker pushed the idea that diabetes patients could control their symptoms by improving their diet. Diet affects patients with Type 2 diabetes, but would not cure patients with Type 1 diabetes.
When it comes to subpoenas, Trump is happy to return to sender.
With their rabid partisanship and disregard for truth or reality, Republicans ruin even the most worthwhile endeavors, such as keeping a close eye on the FBI.