Exactly, Mr. Speaker. The key is that if one calls it a campaign ad, how goes that corporate treasury money and the union dues money, which is, it seems to me, what both sides of the aisle should want to have happen.
Christopher Shays: “Exactly, Mr. Speaker. The key is that if one calls it a campaign ad, how goes that corporate treasury money and the…”
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Discussing the implications of campaign finance during a House floor debate.
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