Abuse of Taxpayer Funds to Subsidize Lobbying And Political Activity Hearings
Abuse of Taxpayer Funds to Subsidize Lobbying And Political Activity Hearings
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It may not even be in existence anymore.
Mr. McIntosh. So 10 years later the problem is stiU with us, if not even larger.
Mr. Hewitt. I think it is worse.
Mr. McIntosh. Thank you. Let me ask each of the panelists if they have any opinions regarding a similar provision that the Sen- ate adopted in lobbying reform earlier this week. It was the Simp- son-Craig amendment and put simply, it required all 501(c)(4) foundations no longer engage in lobbying activities. So it was a slightly different app...roach, but obviously directed at a very similar problem.
Any comments on that approach versus the approach that we have been working here on this legislation in the House?
Mr. Hewitt. Well, Mr. Chairman if I could say, I believe that it is a bit too narrow of an approach. Because in singling out only 501(c)(4) organizations, we allow them to continual — continue to lobby for grants to their affiliates.
Take, for example, the American Association of Retired Persons. It has a couple of affiliate organizations which are 501(c)(3), which could still qualify for the $90 million in Federal aid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may not even be in existence anymore.
Mr. McIntosh. So 10 years later the problem is stiU with us, if not even larger.
Mr. Hewitt. I think it is worse.
Mr. McIntosh. Thank you. Let me ask each of the panelists if they have any opinions regarding a similar provision that the Sen- ate adopted in lobbying reform earlier this week. It was the Simp- son-Craig amendment and put simply, it required all 501(c)(4) foundations no longer engage in lobbying activities. So it was a slightly different app...roach, but obviously directed at a very similar problem.
Any comments on that approach versus the approach that we have been working here on this legislation in the House?
Mr. Hewitt. Well, Mr. Chairman if I could say, I believe that it is a bit too narrow of an approach. Because in singling out only 501(c)(4) organizations, we allow them to continual — continue to lobby for grants to their affiliates.
Take, for example, the American Association of Retired Persons. It has a couple of affiliate organizations which are 501(c)(3), which could still qualify for the $90 million in Federal aid.
What to read after Abuse of Taxpayer Funds to Subsidize Lobbying And Political Activity Hearings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Natural Resources United States Congress House Committee On Gover to read onlineMoreLess
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