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What You Don't Know About the Federal Ethics Rules Could Derail Your Fundraising
Thursday, November 06, 2008
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By now, you have almost certainly heard that the ethics bill passed by Congress in 2007 - the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act (“HLOGA”) - placed new restrictions on lobbyists and required more reporting and disclosure from the organizations that employ them. Charitable and other section 501(c)(3) organizations are not exempt from federal lobbying laws, so it is vitally important that your organization understands its new obligations.
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McCain Relies on Funding Loopholes
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign is relying on loopholes in campaign finance law to raise and spend money outside of the government's public funding program.
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Lobbying Beyond Washington:Mastering Differences in State and Federal Complia
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
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In the new audioconferenc, top state and local lobbying experts reveal “outside Washington” pitfalls. Whether you are new to lobbying or political activities at the state level, or are expanding into multiple states, this practical guidance helps you empower every member of your team to promote your cause without triggering compliance issues or negative publicity.
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GOP Political Giants Quietly Funding Key Senate Races
Monday, October 06, 2008
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The New 527's - According to Karen Blackistone, 501(c)(4)'s must use the majority of their funding for issues-based appeals but may use the remaining funds for “political purposes.”
When asked to explain, Blackistone said, “527s are 100 percent political while a 501(c)(4)’s primary purpose has to be ‘social welfare’ . . .
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