They can print the brochure, they can mail it, but they cannot give money to advocacy groups going door to door.
Duncan Faircloth: “They can print the brochure, they can mail it, but they cannot give money to advocacy groups going door to door.”
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Discussing restrictions on funding for advocacy groups.
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