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: Election Law"Decision Could Allow Anonymous Political Contributions by Businesses"
By tokajid
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The NY Times reports here that: "Experts say the ruling [in CU], along with a pair of earlier Supreme Court cases [MCFL & WRTL], makes it possible for corporations and unions to donate anonymously to nonprofit civic leagues and trade...Full post as published by Election Law on February 27, 2010 (boomark / email).
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