From State Government to Kavanaugh: Filmmaker Kimberly Reed Investigates ‘Dark Money’ | Sojourners

From State Government to Kavanaugh: Filmmaker Kimberly Reed Investigates ‘Dark Money’

John S. Adams silhouetted in the Montana Capitol building. Photo courtesy Dark Money

From the start of his bid for the Oval Office to now, the 45th president of the United States has drawn plenty of accusations of illegal activity for his finances and the funds of his companies. Many of us have paid close attention to the developments of investigations into this money, watching cable news and following journalists we trust on Twitter. But perhaps we should also turn our attention to other areas of our government, look beyond the executive branch to search for signs of money and politics intermingling in nefarious ways.

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