The Tillman Act of 1907 (34 Stat.864) was the first legislation in the United States prohibiting monetary contribution to national political campaigns by corporations.
It prohibited monetary contribution to national political campaigns by corporations. The Tillman Act (34 Stat.864) was passed in 1907.
The Tillman Act (34 Stat.864) was passed in 1907. It prohibited monetary contribution to national political campaigns by corporations.
The Tillman Act (34 Stat.864) was passed in 1907. It prohibited monetary contribution to national political campaigns by corporations.