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: Election LawFundraising Off the DISCLOSE Act: Enough Disclosure?
By Rick Hasen
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This website allows you to be a "citizen co-sponsor" of the DISCLOSE Act in the Senate (I guess that makes up for the lack of Republican co-sponsors). I was chuckling that Signer 24109 chooses to sign the DISCLOSE petition anonymously....Full post as published by Election Law on May 04, 2010 (boomark / email).
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