December 16, 2015 •
Wednesday Government Relations News
Lobbying
“E.P.A. Broke Law with Social Media Push for Water Rule, Auditor Finds” by Eric Lipton and Michael Shear for New York Times
“A Revolving Door Helps Big Banks’ Quiet Campaign to Muscle out Fannie and Freddie” by Gretchen Morgenson for New York Times
California: “As Hospital Lobbyist, Ex-County Employee Pushes Limits of Ethics Policy” by Tracy Wood for Voice of OC
Florida: “Broward Commission Rewrites its Ethics Code, Allows $5 Gifts” by Brittany Wallman for South Florida Sun Sentinel
Washington: “Ethics Board Looks at Lawmakers’ Meal Limit” by Joseph O’Sullivan for Seattle Times
Campaign Finance
“Stumbo Proposes Doubling Campaign Contribution Limit” by Ryland Barton for WFPL
Ethics
EU: “Commission Agrees to Boost Revolving-Door” by James Panichi for Politico
“Sen. Bob Corker Earned Millions More Than First Reported” by Mary Troyan for USA Today
New York: “Dean Skelos, Ex-New York Senate Leader, and His Son Are Convicted of Corruption” by William Rashbaum and Susanne Craig for New York Times
New York: “To Judge, Lawyer’s Cooperation Doesn’t Offset Corruption” by Benjamin Weiser for New York Times
Elections
“Cruz Campaign Credits Psychological Data and Analytics for Its Rising Success” by Tom Hamburger for Washington Post
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