Trump administration, with other business entities, on Friday filed a motion to dismiss House Democrats’ lawsuit on President Trump’s federal tax returns.
Money Politics articles on Democracy Chronicles
This Money Politics section includes news about the efforts to reduce the influence of money over the election system that has grown substantially since the Citizens United ruling. Also see our entire section on Money Politics or our articles on Political Lobbying.
Democrats walk tightrope in fight over Trump wall funds
Democrats face politically fraught options in opposing Trump’s move to divert $3.6 billion in military funds to build 175 miles of his border wall.
Trump moving forward to divert $3.6B from military projects for border wall
Trump administration moving forward with its plan to divert $3.6 billion from military construction projects to border wall, notifying congress.
Responsible government: why is Pence staying at Trump’s Irish Resort?
Vice President Mike Pence has elected to stay at President Donald Trump’s golf resort in Doonbeg while visiting Ireland this week. Who’s paying for this?
Wealthy former Hillary Clinton donor Stephen Rosenberg backing Trump secretly
Real estate investor Stephen Rosenberg once had an open checkbook for Democratic runners, including Hillary Clinton. Now he is backing Trump, but secretly.
US-China trade War: tariff Increments announced by Trump
The latest news in US-China relations is trade war tariff increments announced by Trump in response to duties by Beijing.
Tennessee voter registration drives: civil rights groups sue Tennessee over new law
Rights groups sue State over new law that puts Tennessee voter registration drives at risk. News on this front comes from Sam Levine’s article in HuffPost.
Trump has spent years financially compelling people to attend his rallies
President Trump accuses activists of being paid by powerful liberal forces, but many attendees at his own events were financially compensated to be there.
Deregulating Corruption: exploring what the Supreme Court has done to rebrand corruption,
Article explores what the Supreme Court has done to rebrand corruption, as well as how this impacts the criminal prosecutions of corrupt elected officials.
State officials beg Congress for more election security funding
Secretaries of state for Connecticut and Louisiana on Thursday called on Congress to appropriate more funding to boost election security heading into 2020.