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How to Achieve Real
Campaign Finance Reform: Have a Government That Can't Sell "Public Interest"
Favors
by Edwin A. Locke
Only when Congressmen have no special favors to sell will lobbyists stop
trying to buy their votes — and their souls.
Campaign Finance
Limits Violate Free Speech
by Andrew Lewis
The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act--under review by the U.S. Supreme
Court--is an ominous limitation on free speech.
Campaign Finances and
Corruption
by Robert W. Tracinski
In one of the great ironies of contemporary politics, Congress passed an
economic "stimulus" package the day after the recession was declared to be
over. Obviously, the legislators didn't really care about stimulating the
economy, which had already stimulated itself.
Campaign Finance
Reform: Wrong Target
by Walter Williams
Before becoming bamboozled by McCain's message, we might stop to ask: Are
political contributions really the problem?
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