On the recordMay 4, 1994
It is my understanding of S. 1935 that it will be practically impossible for Members to make an effort, either directly or indirectly, to assist worthwhile causes--that is, tax-exempt, charitable entities.
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Discussing the implications of S. 1935 on charitable activities during Senate floor debate.
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