Karl Rove's "American Crossroads" super PAC, the Koch brothers, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have a plan to funnel $1 billion of corporate money into buying rhe White House and Congress in November.

Public Campaign Action Fund (PCAF) issued a statement today on the growing Occupy Wall Street movement, which is now spreading all over the country.

On Wednesday, we helped organize a protest to welcome Wisconsin Republicans to their big money lobbyist fundraiser in Washington, D.C. Here's a short clip of how it all went down.

Yesterday's protest of the Wisconsin Republican corporate lobbyist money grab drew a huge crowd to downtown Washington, D.C. Public Campaign Action Fund, along with a number of other organizations in the area, organized the event that helped send a message that working familes, not corporate campaign cash, should come first.

Here's a round up of the early coverage of the protest:

Protestors gathered at the Knox County Service Center to voice their opposition to Rep. Bob Ney's (OH-18) intent to seek reelection. Ney was inside the building holding a community forum.

Protestor Dave Lore: