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elfin

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6. Or be required to donate an equal amount to the general treasury of the entity

Reply to hootinholler (Original post)

Wed Apr 2, 2014, 03:50 PM

Apr 2014

You are trying to influence. I would LOVE to have the Kochs dump money into Wisconsin to actually be used for the running (as opposed to ruining) Wisconsin.

Tricky in some places, but I like the general idea right down to school board elections.

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One solution to big money donations is really rather simple [View all] hootinholler Apr 2014 OP

that makes sense el_bryanto Apr 2014 #1

That idea is kind of what was overruled in the court's decision today. n/t PoliticAverse Apr 2014 #2

Not at all. hootinholler Apr 2014 #4

But if you look at the reasoning for eliminating the cap, it was because it limited the number PoliticAverse Apr 2014 #7

If they're not registered to vote SoCalNative Apr 2014 #8

Public financing [n/t] Maedhros Apr 2014 #3

That's what would happen in a democracy. polichick Apr 2014 #5

Or be required to donate an equal amount to the general treasury of the entity elfin Apr 2014 #6

Interesting idea. n/t Laelth Apr 2014 #9

I'm sure the Republican Congress will send that up right away. Walk away Apr 2014 #10

'sense' has no place in today's political scenario spanone Apr 2014 #11

How about if all contributions were divided equally among those running? n2doc Apr 2014 #12