It helps if you assume that every political action group lies about its name. Anybody who lives in DC knows instinctively that "Saving America’s Family Enterpri

It helps if you assume that every political action group lies about its name. Anybody who lives in DC knows instinctively that "Saving America’s Family Enterprises" is about enormous, usually publicly-traded, companies. You don't even need to know who the donors are; your guesses are usually right. (The political groups that are actually there to represent the people doing actual work usually have dull, on-the-nose names like "Society of Paper Towel Manufacturers", or occasionally the personal name of their founder.)