[OESY]

[OESY]

"You can't write legislation for every loophole that opens up," said Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, a chief sponsor of the law. "It's like putting your thumb in the dike."

[BlueNgold]

From the desk of the editor.
Corrected copy follows.
Headline in error.
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Because of CFR, extremist money drives election rhetoric

[OldFriend]

It was McCain's intention to harm President Bush.

The Swift Boat Vets for Truth had other ideas.

[newzjunkey]

We could've used some 527's working on Boxer since Bill Jones never ran a single ad on TV or radio. Pathetic.

[12 Gauge Mossberg]

I see. Since their beloved Democrat party lost, the Slimes feel obligated to report on "big money" in politics and wants revisions. Revisions, of course, that will restrict conservative groups even more and empower leftist ones.

[ServesURight]

Best way to reform the system is to eliminate the rules and the FEC and let candidates receive as much money as they can, except from foreign sources and as long as there's full disclosure.

[Plutarch]

Gee, as if the opponents of CF"R" hadn't predicted directly and explicitly exactly what the NYT now reports.

[george wythe]

McCain-Feingold needs to be overturned, either by a new Congress or a new SCOTUS.

It was a feel-good joke.

[petercooper]