Posted on 06/10/2002 4:26:36 AM PDT by not-alone
Edited on 07/12/2004 3:54:37 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
Democratic fund-raising groups are getting ready to reap the unlimited soft-money donations that their party will be unable to accept when the new campaign finance reforms take effect after the November elections.
These groups, along with those on the Republican side, will become what campaign analysts call "the new miniparties" that will take over the party-building and issue-promotion activities that the parties have long financed with big soft money contributions from business, labor unions and other wealthy campaign donors.
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