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: Election LawBob Bauer on J. Kennedy's Craftsmanship of Caperton, and the Contribution-Expenditure Distinction
By Rick Hasen
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Bob's posts, though fewer in number, remain well worth reading....Full post as published by Election Law on June 12, 2009 (boomark / Caperton, and the Contribution-Expenditure Distinction&linkurl=http://www.uslaw.com/library/Election-Campaign_Law/Bob_Bauer_J_Kennedys_Craftsmanship_Caperton_ContributionExpenditure_Di.php?item=503444' rel=nofollow title='Election Law'>email).
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