Just because more people are giving to Democratic candidates doesn`t mean there aren`t mega-donors in the back room writing five, 10, $20 million checks to try to get the candidates of their choice that are on the other side.
Claire McCaskill highlights the ongoing influence of dark money in politics, cautioning that Democratic fundraising successes do not eliminate the threat from wealthy donors supporting Republican candidates.
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