WASHINGTON AP - The Supreme Court's conservative justices appeared divided Tuesday over a campaign finance law allowing candidates to receives larger contributions when their wealthy opponents spend heavily from their personal fortunes.The so-called "millionaire's amendment" kicks in to help candidates stay financially competitive against wealthy opponents.
April 22, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The Supreme Court’s conservative justices appeared divided Tuesday over a campaign finance law allowing candidates to receives larger contributions when their wealthy opponents spend heavily from their personal fortunes.
The so-called “millionaire’s amendment” kicks in to help candidates stay financially competitive against wealthy opponents.
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