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  • ...tion. It did, however, uphold the sections of the law requiring disclosure and disclaimers. ===The Parties===
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  • ...s limited to the donations that are required to be disclosed under federal and state law. ...nding is through [[dark money]] vehicles that don't disclose the donors or the recipients.
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  • ...candidates in races for the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate, and other state races in 2018. ...s limited to the donations that are required to be disclosed under federal and state law.
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  • ...f policy issues, including over-regulation, government spending, cronyism, and special interest handouts."<ref name="2018irs"/> ...www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/02/koch-brothers-palm-springs-donor-list The Koch Brothers Left a Confidential Document at Their Donor Conference]," ''M
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  • ...r of Commerce, "[https://www.uschamber.com/about-us/about-us-chamber About the U.S. Chamber]," organizational website, accessed August 2015.</ref> ...olluting industries," according to [[James Carter]], executive director of the [[Green Chamber of Commerce]].<ref>Tom Lochner, [http://www.contracostatime
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  • ...id H. Koch|David]] and [[Charles G. Koch|Charles]] [[Koch brothers|Koch]], the owners of [[Koch Industries]].<ref>Peter Overby, "[http://www.npr.org/templ ...d congressional Democrats," including $83 million on "communications, ads, and media."<ref>Michael Beckel, "[http://www.publicintegrity.org/2013/11/14/137
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  • ...te budget. These changes prompted massive protests which received national and international coverage. In 2016, Walker ran for president of the United States, but quit before the primary.
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