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Dark money helped Democrats hold a key Senate seat
Montana's election reveals that the GOP isn't the only party benefiting from Citizens United
Montana's election reveals that the GOP isn't the only party benefiting from Citizens United
Some of the progressive movement's biggest wins came in campaigns that had no candidates whatsoever
These court cases offer a chilling reminder how close America has come to becoming an outright plutocracy
Its negligence was appalling, yes, but corporations aren't people -- and they shouldn't be punished collectively
The obscene sums of money both parties poured into their campaigns is a haunting presage of things to come
A new poll shows the vast majority of Americans think there's too much money in politics
High school students staged a small sit-in to demand the bank reveal political expenditures
The Supreme Court takes a pass on how much political givers can spend, ending a campaign finance saga
Voter suppression. Endless fundraising. Dysfunctional debates. The need for reform has never been stronger
Employers like the Koch brothers stifle speech and push their politics on workers. How is that legal?
Democracy is getting a black eye this election season from brazen CEOs. Is what they're doing even legal?
A look at Eleanor Roosevelt's labor-rights legacy -- and the anti-union initiatives she might fight today
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