Will NOM flout campaign disclosure laws in Washington like they have in so many other states?
National Organization for Marriage acts as though it is above the law. And now NOM is coming to Washington.
Brian Brown, President of NOM
It has become a predictable pattern. NOM slinks into a state that is actively debating marriage equality, drops a mountain of cash into the campaign coffers of the anti-gay side, then breaks state campaign disclosure laws by bolting before reporting their political involvement or the identities of their donors to the state.
Campaign disclosure laws serve the public interest by helping the electorate “follow the money” to see who is trying to influence their voting decisions. NOM doesn’t want anyone to know who is behind its anti-gay crusade.
