financial disclosure

The Rude Pundit talks about Hillary Clinton.

USA Today gives up some examples of the information those vetting Vice-Presidential candidates are likely finding:

The Brainstem doesn’t see how the Tennessee Center For Policy Research can gripe about the financial solvency of First Lady Andrea Conte when they themselves are no stranger to getting behind on their bills:

The other day the Tennessee Center for Policy Research shopped a story to the Tennessean regarding the First Lady of Tennessee, Andrea Conte, and her aptly named non-profit venture to raise funds to renovate the Governor's mansion for future TN Governors.

Disgraced Alaskan Senator Ted “Series of Tubes” Stevens has been formally indicted, and faces serious jail time, for taking $250,000 in graft gifts from Big Oil and not reporting it.

Here's the latest Knox County Democratic Party financial disclosure amended for the 2nd quarter. It shows a total of $47,950 in expenditures related to the Truman Day Dinner, featuring James Carville.

Here's the charter petition group's second quarter financial disclosure. Some prominent people wrote some big checks. On the disbursement side, having two colors for petitions cost them a premium.

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The Campaign of Congressman Davis got everyone in a tizzy yesterday claiming in a press release that his opponent, Phil Roe, had used the services of a lobbying shop headed up by former Democratic campaign chairman Randy Button.

From our good conservative Republicans comes this presser:

A confederation of conservative Republican state legislators tonight are rebuking a fellow caucus member calling on him to return an unusual donation to his reelection campaign account. Recently filed campaign finance reports for freshman Rep.