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To: Mo1
So you are for politicians in taking more of our money to run in elections?

Not sure what you mean by "taking." If you mean "accepting donations," then my answer is yes.

I'm opposed to public financing of campaigns. That's just welfare for politicians.

If I was writing the Campaign Finance laws from scratch, I'd allow unlimited contributions and spending, with full and immediate disclosure of donors. I'd prohibit all foreign money.

I'd also get rid of the matching funds altogether, and remove that option from your tax forms.


994 posted on 12/10/2003 11:03:53 AM PST by Sabertooth (Credit where it's due: saveourlicense.com prevented SB60, and the Illegal Alien CDLs... for now.)
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To: Sabertooth
Not sure what you mean by "taking." If you mean "accepting donations," then my answer is yes.

Ok .. what's the difference from taking and accepting our tax dollars??

BTW .. any chance you are a lawyer?

I'm opposed to public financing of campaigns. That's just welfare for politicians.

If you are against it .. how is it that above you said you are for "accepting" it??

If I was writing the Campaign Finance laws from scratch, I'd allow unlimited contributions and spending, with full and immediate disclosure of donors. I'd prohibit all foreign money.

So then I guess you don't have a problem with George Soros donating 15 million to get Bush out of office?

I'd also get rid of the matching funds altogether, and remove that option from your tax forms.

I could be wrong .. but when were people forced to take the funds or mark the option on their tax return?

If I recall it's an option ... a choice

1,058 posted on 12/10/2003 11:23:01 AM PST by Mo1 (House Work, If you do it right , will kill you!)
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