[Momaw Nadon]

``The immediate beneficiaries are the Republicans with their huge `hard-money' edge, plus the record-breaking fund raising of the Bush campaign,''

But how does this ruling uphold and defend The Constitution of the United States?

[Lancey Howard]

The group, financed by matching $10 million gifts by billionaires George Soros and Progressive Corp. chairman Peter Lewis, seeks to mobilize voters against Bush.

What does "Progressive Corp." sell?
Is it the rent-a-car business?
I want to know so I can avoid giving them any of my business. Thanks.

[Republican Wildcat]

The soft money ban was nothing compared to the 30/60 day ad ban being upheld. Had the latter not occurred the former alone would not have been nearly as damaging.

[Jodi]

The employees of Merrill Lynch gave more to Bush than any other company through September, donating $368,200. UBS was in second place, giving $269,000, the center reported.

wow, the people who understand how our economy works best, support the President. I wonder if dean thinks we should still rescind the tax cut.

[uncbob]

``Simply put, the Democrats need soft money more than the Republicans.''

And of course all the union labor and free propaganda from the left wing TV types doesn't count