David Meyers
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Comms director for OpenSecrets. Also: husband, dad, dog owner and Tufts alum. Past affiliations include The Fulcrum and CQ Roll Call.
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Are you ready for some football ... mixed with politics
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How is it possible that every decision Aaron Boone makes is the wrong one?
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Mayonnaise is perhaps the most polarizing condiment humanity has yet to whip up. But love it or hate it, it’s an undeniable culinary marvel. We tested 25 jars of mayonnaise to find the best. nyti.ms/3VEdQuh
Small containers of different kinds of mayonnaise. Headline: The Best Mayonnaise
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How was this not acceptable? Haven't you seen the dodgeball training video?
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I wrote about the bills that would change some of the rules governing political fundraising and other aspects of money in politics. Few have even double-digit cosponsors and none have seen any action in either chamber. Thank you to @aaronscherb.bsky.social for providing the data.
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Members of the House and Senate have introduced more than 20 bills this year that would affect some aspect of the role money plays in the political system, but few — if any — have a chance of becoming law. www.opensecrets.org/news/2025/09...
Nearly two dozen money-in-politics bills are floating around Congress - OpenSecrets News
Members of the House and Senate have introduced more than 20 bills this year that would affect some aspect of…
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UPDATE: Following publication of this article, the 2024 financial disclosure for Rep. Troy Nehls (R-Texas) appeared in the U.S. House's disclosure database.

HOWEVER: It did not include publishing and financial details for either of two books Nehls has written, which federal ethics law requires.
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1/6 Don't suffer from money-in-politics FOMO. Here's the data OpenSecrets users have been using the most over the past seven days.
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I'm heading to the @journalists.org #ONA25 conference in New Orleans next week. If you will there and want to learn more about how to use @opensecrets.org data in your reporting - or just want to catch up - drop me a line so we can make plans to connect.
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🧵President Donald Trump may not be eligible to seek another term, but his political organizations spent the first half of 2025 refilling their coffers with the midterm elections looming, to the tune of nearly $240 million.
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A group in Montana thinks the way to get corporate money out of elections is too redefine corporate privileges.
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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt ran for Congress in 2022. Her campaign committee owes more than $300K to donors and vendors, but did not raise any money last quarter to pay down that debt. www.opensecrets.org/news/2025/07...
Karoline Leavitt’s 2022 campaign committee still owes $323,000 - OpenSecrets News
President Donald Trump’s White House press secretary has a money problem that won’t go away. As spring turned to summer,…
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He talked about how Jews should should feel love for Israel but also recognize that our values teach us to help the people of Gaza.
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Our rabbi gave an excellent sermon about it last night.
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The numbers for January-June political fundraising are in, and we've tallied them up to see which House and Senate candidates raised the most money, and who has the most in the bank. More data at: www.opensecrets.org/news/2025/07...
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"To work at Roll Call, to read Roll Call and to love Roll Call is to state plainly that Congress matters, that in-depth coverage of the community and impact of Capitol Hill matters, and that journalism’s persistence through one of the most trying times in our nation’s history matters." Well said.
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extremely honored to be among the (way more prestigious than me) alumni asked to write for @rollcall.com’s 70th anniversary and took the opportunity to reflect on how continuing to love Roll Call, even as journalism and Congress collapses, is among the most defiant things we can do.
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Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, among the most powerful House Democrats, was 14 months late disclosing a stock transaction worth up to $15,000. This is the fourth time she has violated #STOCKAct requirements on personal trades.
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Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz violates STOCK Act for fourth time - OpenSecrets News
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), one of the more powerful Democrats in the House of Representatives, has violated a federal…
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The Supreme Court is going to consider lifting the caps on coordinated spending by political parties, a move that might shift some money away from super PACs. @OpenSecrets offered a preliminary look at what could happen. www.opensecrets.org/news/2025/07...
With election spending rules under review, our mission stays firm - OpenSecrets News
On Monday, the Supreme Court announced it will consider arguments to lift restrictions on how much money political parties may…
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Sorry, but darts' first superstar was clearly this guy.