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Presidential Candidates Debate Lobbyist Campaign Contributions

At the Yearly Kos convention this past weekend, presidential candidates sparred over accepting contributions from lobbyists (which would include having lobbyists as bundlers). They all agreed, however, on the need for public funding of elections.

Posted by on August 06, 2007 at 05:34 PM in Bundling, Campaign Finance Reform, Clean Elections, Money & Politics, Presidential Public Financing, White House For Sale |

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