Certainly when McCain-Feingold was debated, virtually everyone on both sides of the aisle was in favor of transparency.
Amy Klobuchar: “Certainly when McCain-Feingold was debated, virtually everyone on both sides of the aisle was in favor of transparency.”
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Klobuchar recalls bipartisan support for transparency during the McCain-Feingold debate.
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