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Hans A. von Spakovsky
Hans A. von Spakovsky served for two years as a Commissioner on the Federal Election Commission. His recess appointment ended on December 31, 2007, when the Senate failed to confirm him because of Democratic opposition to his regular nomination over his support of voter ID requirements despite the Supreme Court upholding their constitutionality. Prior to his appointment to the FEC, he spent four years at the Justice Department, the last three as a career Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division.
Hillary the Movie: The Sequel at the Supreme Court
A compelling drama at the Supreme Court, where the fate of campaign finance restrictions will be decided.
Conservatives Don’t Rock the Boat In the Executive Branch
The overwhelming power liberals wield silences many a conservative voice. (Part Three of a three-part series. Part One is here and Part Two here.)
Conservative? Ethical? There’s No Room for You in Government
A former FEC and Justice Department employee exposes massive liberal corruption in the executive branch. (This is part two of a three-part series. Read part one here.)
In Washington, Conservatives Are Never Really ‘In Power’
The GOP is always vastly outnumbered in the executive branch's bureaucracy — no matter who is president.
More on Those Dangerous ‘Right-Wing Extremists’
Beware of right-wing rabble rousers who shout radical slogans like "Give me liberty — or give me death!"
It’s Time to Uproot the Real Cause of the Mortgage Crisis
Or else American taxpayers will be called upon to bail out the economy again.
Russian Bear Eats as Western World Sleeps
Will anyone stop Putin from constructing a new Iron Curtain across the Caucasus and Eastern Europe?
Political Speech Not as Free as You Think
Daring to display homemade signs could get you a visit from the FEC.
