Through School Libraries Act of 2001 on February 14. This bipartisan list of supporters includes eight of the nine Democrats on the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, which is authorizing the legislation. That proposal was rejected by the committee last March. Advocates and attorneys for some of the nonprofits said the subpoena could prove a dangerous threat to the First Amendment, according to the February 15 Little Rock Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Others who have served on presidential library foundations said releasing the list could set a dangerous precedent.
Individuals give and they give anonymously.
It's very difficult to seek money and say that it will be a public record. Clinton Foundation President Skip Rutherford told the Democrat-Gazette that he is awaiting the advice of legal counsel on whether to resist the order. Lincoln Library Gets Ceremonial Start Illinois and Springfield city officials broke ground February 12 in the state capital for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, on the 192nd anniversary of the 16th president's birth. Governor George Ryan was on hand for the ceremony with his wife Lura Lynn Ryan, who directs the library's private fundraising efforts. But the absence of Illinois Republican Senator Peter Fitzgerald was not surprising.