Even in the era of Super PACs, pundits watch how much candidates raise for their campaigns. But they often overlook how the money is spent. Campaign finance reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show that, through September 30, the twenty-one candidates for President collectively made about 45,000 individual expenditures totaling more than $150 million. We looked through the listings and found a few favorites.

Data on campaign expenditures and receipts can be found using the “Candidate & Committee Viewer” on the Federal Election Commission’s Campaign Finance Disclosure Portal.

In an editorial board meeting, she added that there “are very rare” circumstances when an exception to the no torturing rule would be needed, and “if they occur, there has to be some lawful authority for pursuing it.”

"Debbie Wasserman Schultz Tells Radio Host Her Endorsement of CCA (Corrections Corporation of America - ed.) Prison Still Stands"

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"There are a lot worse impacts that could be built there right now without any approvals at all," she said, echoing a point made to (T)he Pulp earlier by the town's lawyer, Keith Poliakoff. Wasserman Schultz also referenced that April letter that she wrote, "a cursory letter of support," as she called it. And speaking of Poliakoff, there's strong evidence to suggest that his firm had a heavy hand in drafting an early version of that letter. See Wasserman Schultz's letter from April 8:"