The U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Leading the Charge in Electing a Republican Congress by U.S. Chamber Watch, November 2010
"The story of the 2010 midterm elections is the overwhelming effect of coordinated outside money on the electoral process. The leader in outside spenders – and the primary vehicle through which corporations laundered their political spending – was the United States Chamber of Commerce. The U.S. Chamber occupied a central strategic role in the Republican victories on election night, helping to organize the initial activity of the pro-Republican outside groups in the election, and promising to spend $75 million – of which only about $32 million was reported – executing the agreed-upon plan."
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