Sunlight Foundation Team Member
John Wonderlich
John Wonderlich is the Sunlight Foundation's Policy Director. John heads collaborative examinations of government, and also works with both Congress and public communities, developing and implementing government reform policy for the Sunlight Foundation. He has a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Penn State University.
Recent blog contributions from John Wonderlich
- Open Government Directive: Looking Forward February 7, 2010
- Citizens United Response, Part 1 – Independent Expenditures February 1, 2010
- “Put it on CSPAN” Translated February 1, 2010
- White House and Influence Reform Anew January 27, 2010
- 72 Hours — Where Do We Stand? January 14, 2010
- Reality Check — Health Care Negotiations January 12, 2010
- Conference Committees Not a Panacea January 6, 2010
- The Business of Not Lobbying January 4, 2010
- Can One Congress Bind Another? December 22, 2009
- Paperwork Reduction Act – both Irrelevant and Overbearing December 19, 2009
- Three Misconceptions about the Open Government Directive December 11, 2009
- New Media Directors: What to Do December 10, 2009
- White House Publishes Open Government Directive December 8, 2009
- White House to Announce Open Government Directive December 7, 2009
- Gordon Brown on Data Transparency December 7, 2009
- CRS on GPO — Data Rich Report December 3, 2009
- Sunlight Creates Database of Members’ Expenditures December 2, 2009
- House Expenditures to go Online November 30, 2009
- 72 Hours is Now, Again November 20, 2009
- Pelosi Addresses e-Parliament Conference November 4, 2009
- 72 Hours is Now November 1, 2009
- Federal Register XML Release October 5, 2009
- Plain Language Panacea? September 23, 2009
- Crowdsourcing a Legislative Oops September 22, 2009
- Senator McCaskill Announces Hearing on Contracting Database, Calls for Public’s Questions September 16, 2009