Looks like another is on the bandwagon about how liberal charities influence government actions. Nothing like special interest groups having their way...
Nice to see this on the Journal site - perhaps Fox will take it up?
OpinionJournal - JOHN FUND ON THE TRAIL
So instead, according to Mr. Treglia, liberal reform groups created a Potemkin movement. A study last month by the Political Money Line, a nonpartisan Web site dealing with campaign funding issues, found that of the $140 million spent to directly promote liberal campaign reform in the last decade, a full $123 million came from just eight liberal foundations. Many are the same foundations that provide much of the money for such left-wing groups as People for the American Way and the Earth Action Network. The "movement" behind campaign-finance reform resembled many corporate campaigns pushing legislation. It consisted largely of "Astroturf" rather than true "grass-roots" support.
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