Martin Levine discusses the new law that raises public disclosure requirements for these organizations and why some critics believe the bill is an attempt to silence opposition to government policy rather than a move toward greater transparency.
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Martin Levine discusses the new law that raises public disclosure requirements for these organizations and why some critics believe the bill is an attempt to silence opposition to government policy rather than a move toward greater transparency.
