Campaign Finance Reform Legislation Hearing Before the Committee On House Over
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I know Bob Doman has had some success; I think Ron Dellums used to. But there really isn't much that most Members can do in that regard. Some have looked at the checkoff on our tax form as a way of getting small donors to participate. I don't think that is a coercive use of public funds. It is a voluntary use of public funds. But we have been unable to move it from the Presidential campaign to Congress and some would even repeal it for the Presidential. .
At the same time, we all talk about how... much time we spend raising money. Every one of you would say, I want to do the job I was elected to do, I hate to have to go down to the campaign Committee or over to the firm I have hired and spend my time dial- ing for dollars. But the implications are if we are going to raise in- dividual money in small amounts, we are going to spend a lot of time raising it. And as we lower limits for PACs or individuals or whatever, we are going to be spending even more to get even less. So I would be interested in your comments about how we go about reconciling the anomaly of wanting to reduce the amount of what we receive and yet somehow reduce the amount of time we spend to raise it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know Bob Doman has had some success; I think Ron Dellums used to. But there really isn't much that most Members can do in that regard. Some have looked at the checkoff on our tax form as a way of getting small donors to participate. I don't think that is a coercive use of public funds. It is a voluntary use of public funds. But we have been unable to move it from the Presidential campaign to Congress and some would even repeal it for the Presidential. .
At the same time, we all talk about how... much time we spend raising money. Every one of you would say, I want to do the job I was elected to do, I hate to have to go down to the campaign Committee or over to the firm I have hired and spend my time dial- ing for dollars. But the implications are if we are going to raise in- dividual money in small amounts, we are going to spend a lot of time raising it. And as we lower limits for PACs or individuals or whatever, we are going to be spending even more to get even less. So I would be interested in your comments about how we go about reconciling the anomaly of wanting to reduce the amount of what we receive and yet somehow reduce the amount of time we spend to raise it.
What to read after Campaign Finance Reform Legislation Hearing Before the Committee On House Over?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On House to read onlineMoreLess
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