(Plus, in its own partisan contribution, it says that Mrs. Thatcher was a "divisive figure" whose policies might have "caused a massive decline in industry").
FOX's news division is ignoring the fact that its own parent company made a direct and unprecedented partisan contribution to defeat Democrats.
A General Electric spokesperson, in particular, was quick to note that the GE PAC's "non-partisan, voluntary contributions were made by individual employees on issues they care about in their communities, including healthcare, transportation, energy, finance and climate policy".
Charitable groups are barred from spending tax-deductible contributions on partisan politics, yet, as Breitbart News noted at the time, "The Hope & the Change" was a "partisan" film "targeting Democrats" during an election year.
As usual, campaign contributions know no partisan bounds.
I call it the oil and gas administration," says Charles Lewis of the non-partisan Center for Public Integrity, which monitors campaign contributions.
An analysis of polarization of state legislatures by Michael Barber, a Ph.D. candidate in political science at Princeton, finds that limits on corporate contributions lead to more partisan polarization, while limits on individual contributions moderate it.
They plan to then send copies of their sermons to the Internal Revenue Service, hoping to provoke a challenge to a law that bars religious organizations and other nonprofits that accept tax-deductible contributions from involvement in partisan political campaigns.
Although the Senate campaign degenerated in its final weeks into a series of angry, partisan exchanges about Palestinian terrorists, campaign contributions and character, Mrs. Clinton said yesterday that she was ready to work with Republicans.
They hope to provoke a legal challenge to a law that bars religious organizations and other nonprofit groups that accept tax-deductible contributions from involvement in partisan political campaigns.
