A campaign finance free-for-all in South Carolina

By Corey Hutchins

Judges's ruling allows campaign spending with no disclosure.

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American Crossroads spin-off launches new ads in Missouri, Nevada

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Republican allies pour money into ads targeting 50-60 House races

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Club 100: Over 100 Americans gave more than $100,000 to state political parties

By Robert Moore

The Republican convention: The party begins in New York City, paid for by special interests

By Meredith O'Brien

Excerpts from this story referencing "Lee Bright":

"… he ability to effectively stop legislation from moving. And a GOP senator, Lee Bright of Roebuck, did so in this case by objecting to the bill after it was amen …"

Campaign finance loophole comes back to bite South Carolina senator

By Corey Hutchins

State Sen. Lee Bright fought proposed legislative fix.

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SOLUTIONS: Forcing contractors to disclose contributions is a good first step

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Let The Battle Continue

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K Street, Wall Street line up behind Sen. Scott Brown in his race against Elizabeth Warren

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527s run aground in the states

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Lee Bright":

"… tune now that a shadowy group is opposing one of his political allies.Sen. Lee Bright, a Republican from Roebuck, appeared at a news conference in Sumter last w …"