Government Integrity Project 

    "I recommend it to my sons, from my own Experience in Life, to prefer the happiness of independence & a private Station to the troubles and Vexations of Public Business; but if either their own inclination or the Necessaty of the times shou'd engage them in Public Affairs, I charge them, on a Fathers Blessing, never to let the motives of private Interest or ambition to induce them to betray, nor the terrors of Poverty and disgrace, or the fear of danger or of death deter them from Asserting the liberty of their Country, and endeavouring to transmit to their posterity those Sacred rights to which themselves were born."
    --George Mason, Virginia statesman regarded as the "Father of the Bill of Rights"

    Committed to the Founders' vision of public office as a solemn trust, NLPC "blows the whistle" on government officials and interest groups engaged in questionable activities. NLPC has filed formal Complaints with a variety of authorities and regulators, including the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and Congressional Ethics Committees. (NLPC is strictly non-partisan; Complaints have been filed against Democrats and Republicans alike.)  Click on one of the other links to see how NLPC is fighting government corruption.
     

    • Apology to NLPC of Daimler Chrysler executive Frank Fountain

    • NLPC President Calls on DaimlerChrysler to Stop Supporting Jesse Jackson, Withdraw Comments by Sr. VP calling Jackson Critics "Myopic" 
     
    • NLPC Asking FEC to Investigate Possible Quid Pro Quo between Rep. James Moran's Co-Sponsorship of Bankruptcy Bill and Below-Market Housing Loan by MBNA Corp.
     
    • NLPC Asking Toyota to Sever Jesse Jackson Ties and to Stop Misleading the Public (February 21, 2002)

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    • NLPC Letter Requesting Senator Joseph Lieberman (CT) Recuse Himself from the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee's Investigation of Enron (January 15, 2002)
     
    • NLPC Letter Asking Jesse Jackson to "Disinvite" Controversial Rap Star Slick Rick from Jackson's Wall Street Conference (January 15, 2002)
     
    • NLPC Director Kate Hinton's Letter to Harvard President Lawrence Summers Concerning Jesse Jackson (January 9, 2002)
     
    • FEC Complaint against Senator Maria Cantwell (WA), Maria Cantwell for Senate, and U.S. Bank National Association for loans and related transactions that apparently violate federal election law (April 17, 2001)
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    • IRS Complaint against Jesse Jackson's Citizenship Education Fund for apparent violations of the requirements for tax-exempt status under Section  501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (February 28, 2001)
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    • Florida Bar Complaint against David Boies and Mitchell W. Berger for filing an allegedly false affidavit in matters related to the Florida recount (November 30, 2000)
     
    • FEC Complaint against Rep. James Moran (VA-8), Moran for Congress, and Terry Lierman (Candidate for MD-8) for $25,000 loan that apparently violates federal election law (October 31, 2000)
     
    • NLPC's FEC Complaint Filed Against Grassroots.com, League of Women Voters, Democracy Networks and Center for Governmental Studies for alleged violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act in the form of corporate contributions to candidates for federal office:
      • NLPC's Complaint to FEC (April 10, 2000)
      • Grassroots.com's Internal Email Responding to NLPC's FEC Complaint (April 11 or 12, 2000)
      • NLPC's Formal Request for Investigation of Improper Contact with FEC by Grassroots.com (April 13, 2000)
       
       
    Coming soon: past FEC Complaints filed against former-Rep. Jon Fox (PA-13) and Rep. Corrine Brown (FL-3).

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