Chamber of Commerce

U.S. Chamber To Rank Politicians On Whether They Vote To Keep Contractor Donations Secret

Ryan J. Reilly | July 28, 2011, 5:41PM

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has written a letter to members of the House telling them that voting for federal contractors to be more transparent about their political spending will negatively impact their legislative scorecard.

Bribery

House Republicans And U.S. Chamber Team Up To Weaken Anti-Bribery Law (VIDEO)

Ryan J. Reilly | June 14, 2011, 2:22PM

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce thinks a law that prohibits American businesses from paying bribes to foreign government officials is hurting U.S. companies, and Republicans in the House agree. But don't accuse them of being pro-bribery.

"Nobody here is in favor of bribery," said Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) at a Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday examining the 1977 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). But Sensenbrenner and House Republicans made clear they intend to change the law as it currently stands.

Sensenbrenner called the FCPA statute vague and said it was too open to the interpretation of the Justice Department, arguing that the feds could even apply the law to paying for cab rides for their overseas workers if they wanted. But a Justice Department representative pointed out that all the panelists advocating for reform couldn't point out one example of when they believed the feds had overreached by prosecuting over a cup of coffee or taxi ride and touted recent cases involving bribery with a Ferrari, a yacht and a $170,000 payment toward a credit card bill.

Evan Bayh

Evan Bayh Joining Chamber Of Commerce Anti-Regulation 'Road Show'

Eric Lach | June 7, 2011, 11:54AM

Former Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN)

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has hired former Senator Evan Bayh (D-IN) to participate in a regulatory reform "road show" of speeches, events and media appearances, according to a memo obtained by iWatch News.

Anna Eshoo

Eshoo: Chamber Having 'Sissy Fit' Over Campaign Disclosure

Ryan J. Reilly | June 3, 2011, 9:20AM

Rep. Anna Eschoo (D-CA)

Lawmakers on Thursday offered two competing amendments to a bill addressing the anonymous flow of taxpayer money to third party political groups. One would have required disclosure of such donations, the other would ban the government from doing anything to shed any light on the financial flows.

Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-CA) said her amendment, which was ruled out of order, would "require that anyone that receives an appropriation, a contract, doing business with the federal government produce full disclosure relative to political expenditures." She said it would eliminate "a dark corner of our system that is not being addressed."

Chamber of Commerce

Transparency Efforts By Corporations Undermine Chamber's Anti-Disclosure Stance

Ryan J. Reilly | June 2, 2011, 10:25AM

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce claims that a draft executive order being considered by the Obama administration would be an assault on free speech. The proposed order would require federal contractors to disclose donations to third party groups. But many of the companies affiliated with the Chamber have extolled the values of disclosure and already publicly reveal their donations voluntarily.

Chamber of Commerce

NYT Pulls Back Curtain On Corporate Donations To Chamber

Rachel Slajda | October 22, 2010, 10:25AM

U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Donohue

The Chamber of Commerce, as a non-profit "business league" in the eyes of the IRS, is legally allowed to withhold the names of its donors from public filings. So it does.

The names of Chamber donors, and the amount they donate, are so secret that when the New York Times set out to find out who they were, it didn't find much. But what it did find provided a window into the kind of legislation companies are willing to spend millions to defeat.

Chamber of Commerce

ThinkProgress: Chamber Gets At Least $885K From Foreign Corporations

Rachel Slajda | October 14, 2010, 9:43AM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

ThinkProgress came out with another story on Wednesday about the Chamber of Commerce's foreign funding, indicating that the Chamber has raised at least $885,000 from corporations based overseas.

ThinkProgress, which is the blog arm of the Center for American Progress, compiled a list of corporations that are listed as members of the Chamber's "business councils." The business councils, based in Bahrain, India and elsewhere, are international arms of the Chamber but housed in the Chamber's D.C. headquarters and run by Chamber staff.

Karl Rove

Karl Rove: Obama Attacks On Chamber Funding Ignores ThinkProgress Donors (VIDEO)

Ryan J. Reilly | October 12, 2010, 11:50AM

Karl Rove on ABC's Good Morning America

Karl Rove hit back at the blog ThinkProgress for its report that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce was using foreign money to fund campaign ads.

The Associated Press and FactCheck.org have reported that the claims about foreign funding have not been proven. The New York Times said "there is little evidence that what the Chamber does in collecting overseas dues is improper or even unusual."

Appearing on "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, Rove said that the Center for American Progress -- the organization ThinkProgress is associated with -- also receives anonymous donations.

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Campaign Finance

Franken Asks FEC To Investigate Chamber For Foreign Donors

Rachel Slajda | October 6, 2010, 4:10PM

Sen. Al Franken (D-MN)

Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) wants the Federal Elections Commission to investigate whether the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is violating election law by raising money from foreign donors. In a letter to the agency, he also asked the FEC to review its own regulations.

The Chamber raises thousands from foreign individuals and companies through its overseas branches, ThinkProgress reported yesterday. The money reportedly goes into the Chamber's general fund, which it is using to run a $75 million midterm campaign, mostly against Democrats. (The Chamber denies doing anything illegal, and says it only raises about $100,000 in dues from its foreign branches.)

It is illegal to solicit or accept donations from foreign nationals, directly or indirectly, for election activity.

Campaign Finance

Report: Chamber Raises Hundreds Of Thousands From Foreign Companies

Rachel Slajda | October 5, 2010, 11:58AM

U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Donohue

Think Progress, the reporting arm of the Center for American Progress, is out with a big story today about how the U.S. Chamber of Commerce raises hundreds of thousands of dollars from foreign nationals and corporations.

The Chamber is in the midst of a $75 million midterm ad campaign focused largely on supporting Republican candidates and has aired more than 8,000 ads so far. It also lobbied heavily against health care reform and financial reform.

FEC

In The Most Expensive Congressional Election To Date, Corporations And Candidates Have Few Rules

Ryan J. Reilly | September 10, 2010, 12:08PM

As the 2010 congressional campaign shapes up to be the most expensive in history, a Supreme Court decision and unclear campaign finance regulations have thrown some of the rules out the door -- and one campaign finance expert tells TPM this is the least regulated election in recent history.

House and Senate candidates in the 2010 election cycle have raised nearly $1.2 billion, and they're on track to spend more money than candidates did in 2004, 2006 and 2008, according to an Associated Press analysis.

Brad Peck

Chamber Blasts Employee Who Accused Career Women Of Fetishizing Money

Megan Carpentier | August 20, 2010, 2:44PM

Bradley Peck and Lilly Ledbetter

A post on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's own blog by one of its employees that suggested women are to blame for the wage gap solely because they take time off to have children has gotten a very public smack-down from a top Chamber executive.

In the post "Equality, Suffrage and a Fetish for Money," which went up Wednesday, ChamberPost editor and Senior Director of Communications Brad Peck accused Democratic women who compare the fight for fair pay to the fight for suffrage of having "Scrooge-like fetish for money." This would, of course, be the same Chamber that regularly advocates for policies on everything from environmental regulation to, yes, equal pay to tort reform that would allow its members to increase profits.

Stop Too Big To Fail

Shady Anti-Financial Reform Group Using Ad Agency That Worked For Swift Boat Vets

Justin Elliott | April 23, 2010, 1:54PM

The group Stop Too Big To Fail, which is employing a liberal-sounding message to fight the Wall Street reform legislation, is working with an advertising agency whose past clients include the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth and myriad GOP campaigns.

Stop Too Big To Fail this week announced a $1.6 million ad buy in Missouri, Nevada, and Virginia. The ads warn of a "bailout fund" and call on senators to "vote against this phony 'financial reform.'" The agency behind that ad is Mentzer Media, according to Kristen Waskie, a staffer at TeleRep, a Philadelphia firm which represents local TV stations and which has placed the financial reform ads in local markets. Waskie tells us the Stop Too Big To Fail ads came out of Mentzer, which is based in Towson, Maryland.

You've probably never heard of Mentzer, -- which describes itself as "expert at zeroing in on the correct audiences, the right markets, identifying the right media, [and] locking in at the right times" -- but in the world of political professionals, it's quite well known.

Jack Abramoff

GOP Trying To Turn Abramoff Scandal Against Dems

Zachary Roth | April 16, 2010, 2:10PM

Jack Abramoff

No one ever said that Congressional Republicans lack chutzpah. But this is rich even for them.

The GOP is trying to use the Jack Abramoff scandal -- in which a Republican lobbyist bribed staffers to Republican members of Congress and members of the Republican Bush administration -- to tar Democrats and their allies.

American Crossroads

Gearing Up For Midterms, GOP Heavyweights Raise $30M For New 527 Group

Justin Elliott | April 2, 2010, 1:30PM

Former RNC Chair Mike Duncan and former White House adviser Karl Rove

Some of the biggest names in the GOP are organizing an outside group to help Republicans win in the 2010 midterms -- and donors have already pledged a whopping $30 million for the new project, according to National Journal.

The new group -- which, as a 527, can collect unlimited soft money donations and won't be regulated by the Federal Election Commission -- is called American Crossroads. It's a name you'll likely hearing a lot, in part because, as the Wall Street Journal points out, the group's ambition to raise $52 million makes it "the largest ever planned by a pro-Republican outside campaign entity."

Health Care Reform

Fat Paydays For Key Players On Both Sides Of Health Care Debate

Justin Elliott | March 18, 2010, 2:55PM

Key players in the year-long fight over health care reform -- including heavyweights like PhRMA's Billy Tauzin and Karen Ignagni of America's Health Insurance Plans -- rake in huge annual salaries, according to tax filings.

New IRS rules require non-profits, including trade associations representing health care stakeholders, to disclose more salary information than ever before, a development first reported on by Roll Call.

So TPMmuckraker decided to take a look at what the lobbyists and leaders of these organizations make for a day's work.

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Gearing Up To Spend Like Never Before On Midterms

Zachary Roth | March 17, 2010, 5:40PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce -- already a major force in fighting the Obama administration's big-ticket domestic agenda items -- is set to play an out-sized role in this fall's midterms.

The business lobby plans to spend at least $50 million in a bid to sway around 10 Senate up to 40 House races on behalf of "pro-business" candidates, primarily Republicans, reports the Washington Post. To do so, it has built a grassroots machine, Friends of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, with a member list of 6 million names. The effort is based in part on the much-praised field operation for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.

Chamber of Commerce

Microsoft Distances Itself From Chamber On Climate Change

Zachary Roth | March 2, 2010, 5:40PM

Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft

Microsoft is distancing itself from the Chamber of Commerce's controversial opposition to progress on climate change.

The software company today posted the following statement on its "environmental sustainability" blog:

Lobbyists

Lobby Firm Tells Clients How To Sway Elections While Avoiding 'Public Scrutiny'

Zachary Roth | February 17, 2010, 12:54PM

In the wake of last month's Citizens United ruling, a powerhouse Washington lobbying firm is informing its corporate clients on how they can use middlemen like the Chamber of Commerce to pour unlimited amounts of money into political campaigns, while maintaining "sufficient cover" to avoid "public scrutiny" and negative media coverage.

A "Public Policy and Law Alert" on the impact of the Supreme Court's ruling, prepared by two lawyers for K&LGates and posted on the firm's site last Friday, notes that, thanks to disclosure rules, corporations could alienate their customers by spending on political campaigns -- especially because they could become the target of negative media coverage.

Lobbyists

Business Lobby Shifting Back To GOP

Zachary Roth | February 8, 2010, 4:04PM

Grover Norquist

Some of the business interests that had abandoned their traditional conservatism to flirt with the Obama agenda may now be shifting back towards the GOP -- another sign that the president's standing is badly weakened a year after taking office.

During 2008 and much of 2009, Obama enjoyed an unusual amount of support for a Democrat from the business community, much of which had grown disillusioned with President Bush and hoped for a return to the steady growth of the Clinton years. But after a string of political setbacks, high-lighted by Scott Brown's win last month in the Massachusetts Senate race, some key business groups and sectors appear to be shifting back to the GOP column.

Chamber of Commerce

Big Winner From Supreme Court Ruling: Chamber Of Commerce

Zachary Roth | January 21, 2010, 2:06PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

One of the biggest winners from this morning's Supreme Court decision on campaign finance: the Chamber of Commerce. And that's not just because the court's ruling gives the corporations that make up the business lobby's membership an even greater voice in the political process than they've enjoyed until now.

As we explained last week, over the last decade, under CEO Tom Donohue, the Chamber has perfected a strategy of using the Chamber as a "pass-through" for corporations looking to run issue campaigns, but wary about having their names tied to the effort. In 2001, the Wall Street Journal described this as Donohue's "striking innovation." And a recent report made clear that the Chamber had played just this role on behalf of health insurers in a bid to stop health-care reform.

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber CEO's 'Striking Innovation': Helping Corporate Backers Fund Attack Ads On The Down-Low

Zachary Roth | January 14, 2010, 3:43PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

This week, National Journal reported that the health insurance lobby funneled tens of millions of dollars to the Chamber of Commerce to fund an ad campaign attacking heath-care reform. The Chamber essentially acted as a pass-through, allowing the health insurers to avoid having their names tied to the campaign.

The story understandably generated outrage -- with health-care reform advocates now demanding hearings. But it looks like the pass-through tactic is nothing new. In fact, it's a technique the Chamber has been pioneering for almost a decade.

Chamber of Commerce

Maddow Picks Up Chamber Story, Defends Hooters' Honor (VIDEO)

Justin Elliott | December 18, 2009, 9:20AM

Last night Rachel Maddow picked up TPMmuckraker's reporting on the Chamber of Commerce anti-health reform effort involving what Maddow calls an "American family dining chain that's famous for its wings."

That would be Hooters.

Astroturf

We Were Framed: Business Lobby Groups Claim Ignorance On Ads Offering Rewards For Political Action

Zachary Roth | December 17, 2009, 8:36AM

Forget those forged letters, and fake rallies. This week, we've been digging into it what may be the latest tool in the astroturf toolbox: incentivized online advertising.

That's when internet users are induced to take political action, on behalf of a lobbying group, through websites or online ads that offer rewards -- airline miles, free trips, even a gift card to Hooters. The problem with the tactic is clear: when members of Congress get an email from a voter on an issue of public concern, they assume it's an expression of authentic grassroots passion. If the sender was in fact incentivized by the chance to win a free plasma TV, that assumption doesn't bear out.

Astroturf

Fight Health Reform -- And Win A Plasma TV: Health Insurer Says Ads Are Fake

Zachary Roth | December 16, 2009, 10:58AM

Last week, we learned that Facebook users could win virtual currency for use in online games by sending an email to Congress opposing health-care reform.

In response, both the health insurers coalition thought to be behind the ads, and the P.R. firm hired by the coalition, claimed ignorance. A spokesman for the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA), which runs the coalition, Get Health Reform Right, told us yesterday that the coalition's contract explicitly forbids the use of such "incentivized ads," and said the ads that showed up on Facebook must be fakes. Pam Fielding, the president of 720 Strategies, which handled the campaign, said the same thing.

Astroturf

Chamber of Commerce Campaign: Fight Health-Care Reform -- And Win A Trip To Hooters!

Zachary Roth | December 16, 2009, 8:52AM

How'd you like to fight government-run health-care -- and get a free gift card to Hooters out of it?

Well, now you can! And it's all thanks to the Chamber of Commerce.

Health Care

Business Lobbyist: Health-Care Study Should Be Buried If It Comes Out Positive

Zachary Roth | November 18, 2009, 10:32AM

A lobbyist working with the Chamber of Commerce says that if a planned study on the economic impact of health-care reform doesn't support the business community's agenda, he'd recommend burying it.

"If you're doing something like this you want it to be back up the position you've taken," Brian Worth of the International Electrical Contractors (IEC) told TPMmuckraker. If the report showed that reform wouldn't cause significant job losses, said Worth, "I would say sit on it, and don't release it."

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Funding Study To Show Health-Care Reform Will "Kill Jobs"

Zachary Roth | November 17, 2009, 11:48AM

The Chamber of Commerce, an ardent foe of health-care reform, is raising money to fund an economic study on the impact of the legislation on the economy. Unsurprisingly, the Chamber anticipates that the study will find that reform will "kill jobs."

James Gelfand, the Chamber's senior health policy manager, wrote an email to allies that suggested spending $50,000 to hire a "respected economist" to put together the report. The email was obtained by the Washington Post.

Barbara Boxer

Chamber: We Want To Help On Climate Change -- Really!

Zachary Roth | November 4, 2009, 10:00AM

It looks like the Chamber of Commerce is concerned that it be seen as willing to play a constructive role in the coming Senate debate over climate change legislation -- whatever the reality.

That's the message to be drawn from a letter that the business lobby sent -- and posted on its website -- to Senators Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and James Inhofe (R-OK) yesterday.

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Ripped On Its Facebook Page

Zachary Roth | October 30, 2009, 3:48PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

The Chamber of Commerce, whose intransigent stance on global warming has lately been in the spotlight, is now being slammed in comments on its own Facebook page.

Many of the comments, which appear on the "Just Fans" setting, accuse the Chamber of vastly inflating its membership numbers. Mother Jones reported earlier this month that the Chamber's claim to represent 3 million members is off by a factor of 10.

Chamber of Commerce

Yes Man: Chamber Lawsuit Is "A Comedy And A Travesty"

Zachary Roth | October 29, 2009, 3:57PM

The Chamber of Commerce's lawsuit against the Yes Men is "a comedy and a travesty," according to one member of the prankster group and a target of the suit.

"All they care about is taking money out of ordinary people's pockets and putting it in the pockets of the super rich," Mike Bonanno told TPMmuckraker in an interview this afternoon.

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Vs. Yes Men: Frivolous Lawsuit, Or IP Theft?

Zachary Roth | October 28, 2009, 5:44PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue and the Yes Men

By suing the Yes Men over a prank, the Chamber of Commerce certainly isn't doing anything to change its reputation as a greedy and humorless bunch of suits that puts corporations ahead of the little guy. But could the joke be on the Yes Men by the time this is over?

A quick recap: Last week, the Yes Men, a group of political pranksters working with the activist group Avaaz, set up a mock website that looked like the Chamber's, and held a mock press conference where they announced that the Chamber was shifting its opposition to serious efforts to address global warming. The stunt fooled Reuters and other outlets, who reported the position change, before issuing corrections. In response, the Chamber first tried to have the mock site taken down, then sued the Yes Men for trademark infringement, charging that the prank was "nothing less than commercial identity theft masquerading as social activism."

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Suing Yes Men For "Commercial Identity Theft"

Zachary Roth | October 27, 2009, 9:57AM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

Calling last week's hoax by the Yes Men "nothing less than commercial identity theft masquerading as social activism," the Chamber of Commerce is suing the prankster group and its allies for trademark infringement, unfair competition and false advertising, reports Mother Jones.

The Yes Men -- actors Jacques Servin and Igor Vamos (who also use the names Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, respectively), last week held a fake press conference in Washington DC, along with activists from the Avaaz Action Factory, in which they impersonated Chamber executives and announced that the group had shifted its opposition to real efforts at tackling global warming. A press release announcing the event fooled Reuters and other news outlets into reporting that the Chamber had changed its stance.

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber CEO: Climate Change Flap Is Working Out Great For Us

Zachary Roth | October 26, 2009, 4:40PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Donohue is trying to spin the flap over his lobby group's stance on global warming in his favor -- but he won't even admit that climate change is real.

"Is the science right? Is science not right? I don't know," Donohue said during a seventy-five minute sit-down with business-friendly Politico.

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Using Yes Men Hoax To Raise Money

Zachary Roth | October 23, 2009, 3:21PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

The Chamber of Commerce is trying to raise money off of that hoax press conference organized this week by a group of activist pranksters.

In an email to supporters, obtained by TPMmuckraker, Chamber exec Bill Miller writes that his organization is "under attack" and claims "MoveOn.org and other extremist groups are harassing our members."

Chamber of Commerce

Sound and Fury From the Chamber, Signifying Nothing?

Zachary Roth | October 20, 2009, 3:08PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

What's the deal with conservatives saying they're going to contact law enforcement over their political opponents' latest outrage -- before turning out to apparently be full of it?

Last week, Rep. Sue Myrick's office told us that, despite her claims to have uncovered a plot by radical Islamists to use interns to infiltrate Capitol Hill, they hadn't actually gotten around to formally asking the authorities to investigate.

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Wants Criminal Probe Of Yes Men Hoax

Zachary Roth | October 19, 2009, 3:43PM

Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce wants a criminal investigation into the hoax perpetrated this morning by activists, who sent out a fake press release from the Chamber falsely announcing that the group had shifted its opposition to serious efforts to tackle global warming.

A Chamber spokesman put out the following (real) statement this afternoon:

Global Warming

Reuters: We Screwed Up On Hoax Press Release

Zachary Roth | October 19, 2009, 3:22PM

Reuters admits it messed up by not calling the Chamber of Commerce about that hoax press release saying it had changed its stance on climate change.

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Global Warming

Yes Men, Activist Group, Teamed Up On Chamber Hoax

Zachary Roth | October 19, 2009, 2:08PM

Well, it looks like we were right.

The Chamber of Commerce hoax was perpetrated by the Yes Men, in tandem with a group of activists known as the Avaaz Action Factory.

Yes Man Andy Bichlbaum showed up at the 11am press conference that had earlier been announced by a "Chamber of Commerce" press release, and, impersonating a Chamber executive, declared:

Chamber of Commerce

Were Yes Men Behind Chamber Hoax?

Zachary Roth | October 19, 2009, 12:26PM

Mike Bonanno and Andy Bichlbaum of the Yes Men

It's not yet clear who perpetrated the hoax announcing that the Chamber of Commerce had changed its position on climate change. (It hasn't, and remains opposed to serious efforts to deal with the problem.)

But some evidence points to the Yes Men, a group of activists known for similar stunts.

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