cov·er

put something such as a cloth or lid on top of or in front of (something) in order to protect or conceal it.

put something on top of · place something over extend over (an area).

deal with (a subject) by describing or analyzing its most important aspects or events.

(of a sum of money) be enough to pay (a bill or cost).

a thing which lies on, over, or around something, especially in order to protect or conceal it.

sleeve · wrapping · wrapper · covering · envelope · [more]

physical shelter or protection sought by people in danger.

shelter · protection · refuge · hiding · concealment · [more]

a recording or performance of a previously recorded song made especially to take advantage of the original's success.

a place setting at a table in a restaurant

>>1254534

#1

creating political action committees (PACS), and accepting donations via the Internet. As of 2014, politicians are not required to disclose the names of financial backers who donate $200 or less.

>>1254534

#2

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington notes that by forming PACs, politicians can freely transfer assets and finances between organizations without incurring the limitations specified by the Federal Election Commission. If the politician owns two PACs, they are considered affiliated, and under the law he can transfer assets and finances between them without limit. In 2011, Senator John McCain turned a campaign PAC into a leadership PAC. Afterward, he was able to transfer legally a mailing list worth $3 million to his other PAC without encountering the $5,000 limit on donations placed on his campaign PAC.

>>1254674

dont forget the "LOST"

that is our focus

no """slaves' made on our watch