Yael
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Sat Feb-23-08 01:40 PM
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Question about campaign finance law: If a campaign incurs a debt and doesn't pay it off |
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and the company writes it off -- is that a way of getting around campaign financing laws?
The example I am thinking of is in Debi's reports about the HRC Campaign owing $500,000 to Aetna and Blue Cross. If this debt isn't paid and written off -- how is it classified and can it be somehow construed into Big Insurance getting a $500,000 'donation' in under a technicality?
Anyone know?
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dkf
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Sat Feb-23-08 02:07 PM
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1. Leaving Blue Cross unpaid would be ironic considering she supports |
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Edited on Sat Feb-23-08 02:08 PM by dkf
employer mandates to pay for health insurance. I wonder if she isn't putting her people's coverage in jeopardy by not paying.
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