With the floodgates opened to corporate spending, it will not take a Copper King to buy a $17,000 election.
Jon Tester: “With the floodgates opened to corporate spending, it will not take a Copper King to buy a $17,000 election.”
On the recordFebruary 1, 2010
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Tester warns about the impact of corporate spending on elections.
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