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Companies Pause Their PAC Donations Even as They Fight Democracy Reforms
Senators Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley attend the Senate Judiciary Committee markup on judicial nominations and the Online Content Policy Modernization Act in the Dirksen Building on December 10, 2020.
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After pro-Trump protestors assaulted the Capitol Building on January 6, politically-active corporations responded quickly by announcing changes to their PAC contributions. In the period of a week, dozens of major companies pledged to suspend all political donations or to stop donating to members of Congress who objected to the Electoral College count.
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry doubles down on being, well, Scott Perry, in a moment of riots and impeachment
Updated Jan 18, 2021;
Posted Jan 18, 2021
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry speaks. Vice President Mike Pence holds a campaign rally for President Donald Trump at Capital City Airport, October 19, 2020.
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U.S. Rep. Scott Perry, a York County Republican who has always practiced his politics without a net, has doubled down at the dawn of his fifth term.
So far, he’s positioned himself in the vanguard of those Republican Congressmen who wanted to invalidate Pennsylvania’s presidential vote. Their objections were based on alleged irregularities and overreaches with election administration that no one has yet shown would have had a game-changing effect on President-elect Joseph R. Biden’s 80,000-vote win.