==Campaign contributions== 
 I'm wondering about the encyclopedicness of the external link posted by anonymous user  that links to a page showing the political contributions made by the subject of the article.  The anon has evenhandedly posted the equivalent link on numerous biographical articles of persons both on the left and the right (e.g. Molly Ivins, Robert McNamara, Theodore Olson, Alex Kozinski, and several others), but despite saucing both the goose and the gander having these links in the articles doesn't seem right.  Yes, it's factual; yes, it's verifiable; yes, it's interesting; but it still seems like a sly bit of POV, particularly for each individual article viewed in isolation. I haven't removed any of the links but I'm curious how others see this. 

 I've posted this question on the talk pages of all four articles mentioned above in hopes that a wider spectrum of editors will see and comment. -