Do Taxpayer-Funded Political Videos Break Rules?

Video

Do Taxpayer-Funded Political Videos Break Rules?

By Bo Huttinger

Posted June 30, 2015 at 12:30pm

Loading the player...

Roll Call Associate Editor Paul Singer examines a series of ads on the GOP House Oversight and Government Reform Committees website to see whether they violate Congressional rules barring the use of official funds for political purposes.

Recent Stories

Capitol Ink | Special collector series

Some states are looking to pass age-appropriate design laws, advocated by groups such as the youth-led coalition Design It For Us.

Congress’ tech plate is full, with little time at the table

Former President Donald Trump, center, sits with his attorneys Todd Blanche, left, and Emil Bove before jury selection in his trial on 34 felony counts in Manhattan Criminal Court on Monday.

Avoid hot takes on Trump’s supposed trial of the century

The American food system gets another look in “Food, Inc. 2.”

Food fight continues with ‘Food, Inc. 2’

Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is seen in the Capitol before the House voted to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act on Friday.

Piecemeal supplemental spending plan emerges in House

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission rule implements a 2022 law that requires certain employers to offer reasonable accommodations to pregnant and postpartum employees.