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May 28, 2015
8:41:19am

concolor couguar

Do you see a difference between political campaign donations and a government

official personally accepting money in exchange for services?

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concolor couguar

Previous username: improv
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Interesting observation from a soccer official regarding the FBI's actions

Japan Coug

5/28/15 3:45am

Sounds like an official on the take.

BluePete

5/28/15 7:34am

Are politicians allowed to personally accept funds donated to the campaign?

concolor couguar

5/28/15 7:40am

If their name is Clinton, the answer is always yes.

BluePete

5/28/15 7:47am

I think the problem is not spending personally in this case, but the bestowal of

RebelScum

5/28/15 7:50am

Do you see a difference between political campaign donations and a government

concolor couguar

5/28/15 8:41am

In a perfect (moral) society, that difference is very distinguishable. In

RebelScum

5/28/15 9:05am

So you would be in favor of campaign finance reform?

concolor couguar

5/28/15 9:22am

I think campaign finance reform is a pipe dream, simply because you can not

RebelScum

5/28/15 10:10am

I doubt these bribes are disclosed and regulated the same way as contributions.

YSMACK

5/28/15 8:40am

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