Crossword clues for pac
pac
- D.C. fund-raiser
- Citizens United, e.g., for short
- Certain campaign money source
- Campaign-contributing org
- Campaign funder, briefly
- Campaign contributor, briefly
- Calif.'s ocean
- "___-Man" (video game)
- "___-Man Fever" (1982 hit)
- "___-Man Fever" (1980s hit)
- ___-Man (classic 1980s video game)
- ___-12 (Arizona State's conference)
- ___-10 (NCAA conference)
- Water off WA
- Vote-swaying org
- Super group?: Abbr
- Super ___ (group that contributes heavily during campaigns): Abbr
- Super ___ (campaign-funding group): Abbr
- Source of some D.C. funding
- Source of DC funding
- Source of campaign spending
- Source of campaign funds, for short
- Soft boot liner
- Sheepskin shoe liner
- Pre-election ad sponsor
- Powerful political gp., or, read another way, an illustration of what's added in front of this puzzle's theme answers
- Political contributor, for short
- Pol-supporting org
- Oregon's ocean: Abbr
- One may be Super, at election time
- Ocean west of Oregon: Abbr
- Ms. __-Man
- Ms. ___-Man (video game)
- Money grp
- Many a special interest group, familiarly
- Man or 12 preceder
- Lumberman's boot
- Logger's half boot
- Logger's footwear
- Lobbyist-employing org
- Lead-in to Man or 12
- L.A. and S.F.'s O
- Its most odious type is classified as "Ser"
- It washes Wash
- Grp. with a cause
- Grp. that finances campaigns
- Gp. that lobbies
- Gp. providing campaign funds
- Gp. furnishing campaign funds
- Govt. influencer
- Fundraiser for a pol
- Felt boot
- EMILY's List or Priorities USA
- Election year org
- Early Nov. advertiser
- DC fundraiser
- DC fund-raising org
- D.C. lobbying org
- D.C. lobbying gp
- D.C. influence group
- D.C. influence gp
- D.C. fundraising group
- D.C. funding group
- D.C. fund-raising group
- Congressional contributor
- Concern of the Citizens United decision, for short
- Colbert's was Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow
- Colbert's is called Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow
- Citizens United group, for short
- Citizens United focus, for short
- Candidate contributors org
- Campaign-supporting grp
- Campaign org
- Campaign grp
- Campaign funder, familiarly
- Campaign fund-raising org
- Campaign donor grp
- Campaign donor group
- Campaign donor gp
- Campaign donation grp
- Cal.'s ocean
- Biggie's old associate, casually
- Big part of Calif.'s border
- Big campaign fund-raiser
- Agreement that sounds crowded
- Ad buyer in an election year
- 527 grp
- 527 cousin
- 12 preceder
- 10 preceder
- “Super” org
- "Super" interest group
- "Super" campaign contribution donor: Abbr
- "Ms. ___-Man"
- 'Man' or '12' lead-in
- ''___-Man Fever'' (1982 novelty hit)
- '-- -Man Fever'
- -12 Conference
- --- 10 conference
- -- -Man defense
- -- -Man (vintage video game)
- -- -Man (arcade game)
- -- -Man
- -- -12 Conference
- __-10 conference
- ___-Man of video games
- ___-Man (video game hero who chomps dots)
- ___-Man (old video game)
- ___-Man (classic video game)
- ___-Man (classic arcade game featuring "power pellets")
- ___-Man (arcade game with four ghosts)
- ___-12 (USC's sports conference)
- ___-12 (University of Utah's conference)
- ___-12 (Stanford's sports conference)
- ___-12 (Stanford University's NCAA conference)
- ___-12 (Oregon State's conference)
- ___-12 (N.C.A.A. conference)
- _____ 10 conference
- Lobbying acronym
- Campaign donor, for short
- Campaign donor grp.
- Busy election-year org.
- Money grp.
- Campaign money source
- F.E.C. file entry
- ___-Man (arcade game)
- F.E.C. concern
- Rep.'s or Dem.'s money source
- It washes Wash.
- Campaign contributor, maybe
- D.C. donator
- Campaign funding grp.
- Lobbying grp.
- ___-10 Conference
- Grp. interested in races
- Campaign statement listing
- Grp. paying for some election ads
- Campaign grp.
- Fund-raising grp.
- Fed. Election Commission registrant
- ___ Ten
- Lobbying org.
- D.C. influence wielder
- Grp. funding 19-Down in campaigns
- Candidate supporter, briefly
- Grp. influential in campaigns
- Campaign fund-raising grp.
- Org. for electing candidates
- With 22-Across, longtime West Coast N.C.A.A. conference
- One regulated by the F.E.C.
- ___-12 Conference
- Super ___ (organization that spends a lot to elect candidates): Abbr
- Campaign season org.
- Pre-election ad buyer, maybe
- "12" preceder
- American Crossroads, e.g.
- Election-influencing org.
- "Super" group buying campaign ads
- Stephen Colbert's Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow, e.g.
- Committee formed by a special-interest group to raise money for their favorite political candidates
- "Man" in an electronic game
- Felt shoe in a shoe
- Larrigan's kin
- Soft shoe
- West Coast 10
- Boot liner
- Moccasin
- Half boot
- Waterproof boot
- Body viewed from CA
- Laced boot
- High, waterproof boot
- Footwear type
- Shoe worn inside a boot
- Footwear inside a boot
- Winter overshoe
- High winter boot
- Cold-weather inner shoe
- Ocean: Abbr.
- Moccassin
- Logger's boot
- Campaign aid
- High boot
- Campaign lobbying org.
- One regulated by the F.E.C
- Lobbying organization that might be "super"
- Ocean: Abbr
- Ocean off Calif
- Lobbying gp
- Lobbyists' org
- Lobbying grp
- Super __: powerful fundraising gp
- Atl. counterpart
- __-12 Conference
- Inner shoe
- D.C. fundraiser
- Campaign funding org
- Ms. ___-Man (classic video game)
- Shoe lining
- DC lobbying group
- D.C. donor
- Campaign-funding grp
- ___-Man (classic arcade game)
- ____-Man (video game)
- The NRA has one
- Soft liner for boots
- MoveOn.org, e.g.: Abbr
- Influential D.C. group
- Fundraising org
- Fund-raising grp
- Fund-raising gp
- DC lobbying grp
- DC donor
- Campaign-backing org
- Campaign fundraising grp
- -- -10 Conference
- ___-Man (video game)
- ___-Man (arcade classic)
- Special interest org
- Source of D.C. funding
- Soft-money source
- Political action org
- Pol's supporter
- Pol's funder
- Ore.'s ocean
- NCAA's __-12 conference
- Ms. ___-Man (arcade game)
- Many a D.C. org
- Lobbyists' grp
- Lobbying group
- Fundraising gp
- EMILY's List, for one
- EMILY's List, e.g
- D.C. lobbying unit
- D.C. interest group
The Collaborative International Dictionary
PAC \PAC\ (p[a^]k), n. [Acronynm from Political Action Committee.] (Politics) A political action committee, a committee formed by an organization or special-interest group to raise money to support candidates for office or to influence legislation. A PAC provides a legal means for corporations in the U. S. to support political candidates even when direct contributions from corporations to candidates is forbidden by law. In theory, the corporation may not itself contribute to a PAC, but may pay the expenses of raising money from individuals. PACs may also be formed by organizations other than commercial corporations, such as trade associations.
Note: PACs became popular in the 1970's after campaign finance reform laws put limits on the amount of money which an individual can contribute to each candidate for public office. In addition to simply supporting candidates with specific viewpoints, the unstated purpose of PACs is to make politicians aware of their viewpoints, by aggregating sums of money into significant single donations. This latter effect has aroused criticism of PACs from reformers who feel that large donations bias the political process.
Pac \Pac\ (p[a^]k), n.
A kind of moccasin, having the edges of the sole turned up
and sewed to the upper.
--Knight.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context politics English) political action committee 2 Programmable Automation Controller 3 Proxy AutoConfig (file)
Wikipedia
PAC or Pac may refer to:
Usage examples of "pac".
After the cutover he had asked Pac Bell for the Automatic Message Accounting data covering the time before each switch failure.
No, they would concentrate their resources around the perimeter and wait until Faulkner reappeared with the boy, if Faulkner and the boy managed to reappear, or until Pac Bell and Pacific Gas and Electric arrived to locate their downed lines, and then if they did come they would come cautiously.
Half the postings are about taking down Pac Bell switches or cracking into the White House and the other half are about the caffeine content of the latest soft drinks.
Leaping up, he yanked on his pacs, grasped a rifle and ran for the uproar.
After the cutover he had asked Pac Bell for the Automatic Message Accounting data covering the time before each switch failure.
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Pac Bell handled the local calls in California, but they bought their switches and the software that ran the switch processors from AT T, Northern Telecom, and a few other companies.
They build some fake feelie coffins out of lengths of thirty-inch plastic pipe or something of the sort and hook them up to dummy control pacs.
Regularity of any kind, such as the repeating architectural features or the mosaic patterns in the corridors of PAC, or the nested arrays of optronics chips and subassemblies in some of the equipment cabinets, fascinated him.
Inside PAC, Langerif stared bemusedly at the scene being relayed from outside, as the huge shape of the starship hovering over the city started descending.
PACs were denouncing the LipoVac spots' shots of rippling cellulite and explicit clips of procedures that resembled crosses between hyperbolic Hoover Upright demonstrations and filmed autopsies and cholesterol-conscious cooking shows that involved a great deal of chicken-fat drainage, and even though audiences' flights from the LipoVac spots themselves were absolutely gutting ratings for the other ads and the shows around them Network execs' sweaty sleep infected with vivid REM-visions of flaccid atrophied thumbs coming twitchily to life over remote zap and surf controls even though the spots were again fatally potent, the LipoVac string's revenues were so obscenely enhanced by the ads that LipoVac Unltd.
Your opponents' campaigns will receive very large contributions from my PACs, and you'll receive none.
The centres of support for the PAC were widely scattered across the land, from the eastern tribal areas of the Ciskei and the Transkei to the southern part of the great industrial triangle along the Vaal river, and a thousand miles south of that in the black township of Longa and Nyanga that housed the greater part of the migrant worker force that serviced the mother city of Cape Town.
The simple fact is that Congresscritters pay attention to PACs bringing money and not much else.
It was housed in one of the old glass booths that Pac Bell was discontinuing, one block east on the side of a laundry, across the street from a flower shop.