Hi, Ed.
In the meantime, how about the tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars in illegal corporate contributions for direct campaigning represented by the three daily hours, M-F, of Clear Channel's "Sean Hannity" show, whose stated purpose is "Hannitizing the vote for President Bush and the Republican Party?" Each show starts with a countdown of how many days left until the election, just in case anyone missed the reason why this travesty suddenly replaced the politically neutral Sam Donaldson talk show on Clear Channel stations across the country about a month ago...
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needs to be halted.
Soft Money Slinks Back
We sympathize with the Democrats' desire to level the playing field. But they do not have to subvert the law to do it.
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In addition, anyone who was angered at phony "issue ads" in the last campaign will have little patience with the claims of one group, the Media Fund, that the ads it just unleashed are all about issues, not promoting candidates. One of the group's first broadsides declares that "George Bush's priorities are eroding the American dream," suggesting that the group's one and only ambition is to retire George Bush. That, in turn, represents an illegal use of soft money by an avowedly political group to influence federal elections.
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