The drumbeat continues for the twelve members of the Committee on Deficit Reduction to step up and match their newly... View Article
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The U.S. Public Interest Research Group released a score card that gave Connecticut an F in spending transparency. The score... View Article
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In an interview with Newsweek, former U.S. President, Bill Clinton suggested lowering corporate tax rates as one of the ways... View Article
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As mentioned earlier, the open government movement made major strides today — when together with the Participatory Politics Foundation, we... View Article
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We welcome Daniel O’Leary as our guest blogger today. Daniel is the Vice President of Global Solutions for LincWare,... View Article
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Tomorrow morning I will be testifying before the full House Oversight and Government Reform Committee about the Sunlight Foundation’s work... View Article
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On the intersection of K Street and Wall Street lies the burgeoning “political intelligence” industry, where lobbyists, advisors and other... View Article
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