Biden Claims 'Dark Money Erodes Public Trust' As He Pushes DISCLOSE Act
President Biden has called on Congress to support the DISCLOSE act, which is a bill that supports election transparency. It would require Super PACS and other groups spending money in elections to disclose donors who give at least $10,000 during an election cycle.
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Biden Claims 'Dark Money Erodes Public Trust' As He Pushes DISCLOSE Act
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