Money has swaggered through U.S. elections for decades – buying television ads, robo-calls and bumper stickers. But this year, it has been up to new tricks. A round-up by Barbara Borst By Barbara Borst The 2010 Supreme Court decision unleashing corporate donations injected vast sums into races for the presidency, Congress and beyond. Corporate money is still restricted from going to candidates and parties, but it has filled the coffers of political action committees, especially SuperPACs, that face few restrictions. The change provoked an outcry throughout the campaign season, with critics warning of dire consequences … Continue reading Is this the best way to finance elections?