Sheldon Adelson
Events (18)
- December 1, 2011: Press: Ten Percent of US Billionaires Have Donated to Romney, Seven Percent to Obama 2011-12-01
- December 19, 2011: Media Reveals Gingrich’s Extraordinary Use of Political Action Committee to ‘Bend’ Campaign Laws 2011-12-19
- January 3, 2012: Washington Post Columnist Calls Super PACs ‘Dangerous,’ Doubts Independence of Organizations from Candidate Campaigns 2012-01-03
- January 6, 2012: Casino Billionaire Donates $5 Million to Gingrich Campaign 2012-01-06
- January 23, 2012: Press Learns Casino Billionaire Intends to Give Another $5 Million to Gingrich Super PAC 2012-01-23
- February 9, 2012: Former State Republican Party Chair: ‘Citizens United,’ Super PACs Will ‘Absolutely’ Help GOP Defeat Obama 2012-02-09
- February 21, 2012: Casino Billionaire Says He May Give $100 Million to Gingrich Campaign 2012-02-21
- February 21, 2012: Billionaire Donors Driving Republican Primaries, Research Shows 2012-02-21
- February 21, 2012: Five Donors Make Up 25 Percent of Super PAC Donations; Republicans Dominating Fundraising 2012-02-21
- March 9, 2012: Political Expert: Huge Increase in Outside Campaign Spending Directly Tied to ‘Citizens United’ Decision 2012-03-09
- March 26, 2012: Two-Year Anniversary of ‘Citizens United’ Decision: 80 Billionaires Contribute Two-Thirds of Super PAC Funds 2012-03-26
- April 22, 2012: Analysis Shows 8 of 10 Political Donors Gave to Republicans, Many Donations Come from Anonymous Sources 2012-04-22
- May 2, 2012: Gingrich Bows out of Presidential Race, Thanks Billionaire Donors 2012-05-02
- June 13, 2012: Casino Billionaire Gives $10M to Romney, Indicates Further Donations May Be ‘Limitless’ 2012-06-13
- June 14, 2012: McCain Criticizes Romney’s Fundraising, Says Foreign Money May be Involved 2012-06-14
- (June 22, 2012): Casino Billionaire Gives $10m to Koch Brothers, Earmarked for Romney Election Efforts 2012-06-22
- Late May 2012: GOP Sets $1.8 Billion Goal for Election Fundraising, Most from Outside Groups
- Mid-June, 2012: Casino Billionaire Intends to Spend $71 Million or More on Republican Candidates