On the recordFebruary 15, 2000
And the sham issue ads may be funded by soft money, i.e., if they are paid for by the national parties. But they may also be paid for by who knows who.
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govinfo.govGreg Ganske: “And the sham issue ads may be funded by soft money, i.e., if they are paid for by the national parties. But they may…”
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Discussing the funding of issue ads during a debate on campaign finance.
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