The role of big money in American politics should make the most cynical lawmaker blush and the average citizen furious.

Public Campaign is a national educational and advocacy organization dedicated to enhancing these values in our elections by promoting public financing for political campaigns.

San Francisco Chronicle editorial that quotes Public Campaign President and CEO, Nick Nyhart, and calls for Democrats in Washington and Sacramento to "drain the swamps" and include clean money and pub

LA Daily News editorial supporting the LA Ethics Commission recommendation for public financing for all campaigns.

San Jose Mercury News calling for the California Legislature to enact Public Financing and restore the people's trust in their government.

The Goldwater Institute is a conservative, libertarian-leaning Arizona-based think tank that has been bashing Clean Money/Clean Elections initiatives throughout the country.

Yesterday, USA Today published an editorial on the role big money is playing in American politics.

NALC Resolution supporting Campaign Finance Reform.

Letter to the editor in the Washington Post, saying author may have been right of criticisms of McCain-Feingold but what they forgot to mention was the alternative of Clean Elections.

Editorial in the Tallahassee Democrat stating Florida's regulation of soft money is not enough; state needs public financing.