in trying to draw a correlation between ATP and soft money, my recollection, in the 4 years I have served in this House, is that the majority of Republicans in this body have voted against the ATP program. But it is also my recollection that in the 4 years I have been here, the majority of soft money dollars went to the Republican Party. How would my colleague explain that?
Lynn N. Rivers: “in trying to draw a correlation between ATP and soft money, my recollection, in the 4 years I have served in this House…”
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Addressing the relationship between ATP funding and soft money contributions during a House debate.
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