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: Election LawMore on DISCLOSE
By Rick Hasen
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Lisa Rosenberg writes Partisan Self-Perservation May Derail DISCLOSE. Fred Wertheimer writes Phony Claims that Disclosure Requirements in DISCLOSE Act Violate Free Speech Continue as S.3628 Heads to Cloture Vote in Senate on Tuesday The ACLU opposes DISCLOSE. And Sean Parnell...Full post as published by Election Law on July 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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