Solutions to the Influence of Big Money in Politics

Solutions to the Influence of Big Money in PoliticsThe Matt Townsend Show • Season 5, Episode 76, Segment 1

Mar 29, 2016 • 41m

Stephen Spaulding, Legal director and senior policy counsel at Common Cause, where he works to reduce the undue influence of money in politics, expand access to democracy and uphold strong ethical standards in government. Stephen discusses money in politics, the goals of Common Cause and what steps need to be taken to better draw the lines between money and politics.

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