You do not know who is part of that. But, you know what? Maybe some of those funds were given to this ``charitable'' organization out of a national party, and those were soft money funds used by those donations from the national party. We have talked about the Democrats, okay, and the examples I have given were that. This occurs on both sides of the aisle.
Greg Ganske: “You do not know who is part of that. But, you know what? Maybe some of those funds were given to this ``charitable''…”
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Discussing the influence of soft money in political donations.
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