Free Beacon Joe Schoffstall

Joe Schoffstall is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. Previously, he spent three years with the Media Research Center and was most recently with the Capitol City Project. He can be reached at Schoffstall@freebeacon.com. His Twitter handle is @JoeSchoffstall.


Hillary Clinton

Top Clinton Lobbyist Bundlers Tied to Foreign Banks, Governments

Firms represent Saudi Arabian, Russian, Turkish, Mexican, and Japanese interests

Lawsuit Filed Against N.C. County for Failing to Maintain Voter Rolls

Watchdog group claims county has more registered voters than citizens

Former Dem Congressman to Lobby on Medicare for Hospital Accused of Medicare Fraud

Hospital paid over $3 million to settle allegations it inflated Medicare charges

Corrine Brown’s Legal Defense Fund Accepted Prohibited Contributions
From Lobbyists

Ethics rules prohibit contributions solicited by Brown’s chief of staff

cash money

Dem Super PAC Spends Millions on Firms, Salaries—Nothing on Candidates

Website endorsements are only sign of PAC's support for Democratic candidates

Bobby Rush

Rep. Bobby Rush Paid Wife $550K From Campaign Funds, Kicked $190K to Church He Founded

Social services arm of church received $14 million in government grants in recent years

Cary Peterson

Man Charged With Fraud Launches Pro-Hillary Super PAC

Former RVPlus CEO Cary Peterson arrested in March for fabricating ‘clean energy’ contracts

Barack Obama, Marty Nesbitt

Obama Friends Surround Push to Acquire For-Profit University of Phoenix

Group must get approval from the Department of Education to close deal, which has cracked down on the industry

Judge Denies Efforts to Block Citizenship Verification of New Voters in Three States

Liberal groups sought to stop Kansas, Georgia, and Alabama from verifying citizenship status of newly registered voters

Elizabeth Warren

Warren’s Top Donors Include Individuals From Firms That Represent Corporations

Received hundreds of thousands of dollars from individuals in securities and investments; Wall Street lawyers