Synonyms for political action committee
po·lit·i·cal ac·tion com·mit·tee

Princeton's WordNet

1. political action committee, PACnoun

   committee formed by a special-interest group to raise money for their favorite political candidates

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1. Chip Englander:

   America has intractable problems and it’s going to take a transformational leader to fix them, rand Paul is going to be the bold, transformational figure in this race. The reported hire comes as Paul's potential rivals for the Republican nomination begin jostling for position. The Washington Post reported Monday that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the GOP's nominee in 2012, had begun reaching out to former advisers, donors, and allies about the possibility of a third presidential bid. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who filed paperwork to form a political action committee last week, will travel to California later this week for fundraising events. A memo sent to Rand Paul donors and allies touted Englander as a man who had helped elect a Republican governor in President Barack Obama's home state, which the president.

2. Jordan Libowitz:

   The purpose of a PAC, or a political action committee, is essentially they get donations and then they spend those donations to help elect people to office. What we call The PAC is one that raises the money under those guises and then basically pays themselves and their friends.