Tim Kaine in The New York Times

On Government Reform: Public companies should publish their political spending

Existing SEC rules have enabled public companies to keep their political spending below their shareholders' radar screen. For one, public companies can engage in political spending that does not register in any public record by channeling such expenditures through intermediaries like the US Chamber of Commerce. [There was a] political ad sponsored by the US Chamber of Commerce against Tim Kaine, who won a Senate race in Virginia. Source: N.Y. Times, "Let Shareholders Know", on 2016 Veepstakes Jul 23, 2016

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