Study & Research Political Scandals

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Study & Research Political Scandals

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Doug Bandow

Doug Bandow is a columnist, television commentator, and senior fellow at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank. In the following viewpoint, he argues that there is much to criticize about how campaign contributions are solicited (he especially excoriates President Bill Clinton). However, he expresses skepticism about existing and proposed campaign financing rules, asserting that they could jeopardize freedom of speech and would not eliminate the influence of special interest groups. The only long-term solution, he argues, is to shrink the role and economic influence of government, thus ending the motivation of individuals and groups to attempt to manipulate government elections and policy for their own ends.

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1. What comparison does Bandow make between the actions of the Republican congressional leadership and the administration...

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