Walter Shaub has decided to advocate for government ethics by going outside of government.

The Campaign Legal Center is trying to get the Federal Election Commission to enforce its own rules.

But pro-disclosure groups are pushing to change that.

A Wisconsin case now before the Supreme Court highlights just how much the justices got wrong.

More broadcasters will now need to disclose the names of groups funding ads on their airwaves. But dark money groups can still keep their donors hidden.

Hard to believe another presidential race has begun, but prospective candidates are wasting no time in pursuit of campaign funding loopholes.

Reform groups are asking the FCC to disclose online who funds political ads on cable and satellite television.

Lawyer Gerry Hebert of the Campaign Legal Center writes that the VRA decision will have a detrimental impact that we can see, and is a "slap in the face" to congressional authority.

Former FEC Chairman Trevor Potter refutes the claim that money made little difference in the most expensive election in American history.

The former FEC chairman joins Bill to discuss how American elections are bought and sold, who covers the cost, and how the rest of us pay the price.