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  • « McCain Knows He Doesn’t Need to Win Iowa | Home | Bhutto Assassinated; U.S. Will Talk Tough But Do Nothing »

    Still Waiting For Real Campaign Finance Reform

    By Joshua Rosenstock | December 27, 2007

    One person should not have this much influence on a presidential election.

    According to Federal Election Commission records, ClubForGrowth.net received $200,000 this month from Bob Perry, a Houston homebuilder who in 2004 pumped nearly $4.5 million into the Swift Boat Veterans For Truth to pay for unsubstantiated ads that questioned Kerry’s Vietnam service.

    Another major donor is Jackson T. “Steve” Stephens Jr., a Little Rock, Ark., businessman and member of the Club for Growth’s board of directors. Stephens is a longtime critic of Huckabee who once considered running against him for governor. He has donated $200,000 to the group, including $100,000 this month.

    Topics: 2008, Bob Perry, Campaign Finance, Club For Growth, FEC |

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