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: Votelaw -- Law and PoliticsDavis' challenge to "Millionaire's Amendment"
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The Washington Post reports: Wealthy, self-financed congressional candidate Jack Davis says the McCain-Feingold Act s Millionaire s Amendment, which raises the contribution limits for opponents of wealthy, self-financed candidates, is not only unfair but also unconstitutional, and his lawyers will...Full post as published by Votelaw -- Law and Politics on April 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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