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Chair of the House Committee on the Judiciary Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wisc.), Associate Professor of Business Administration Constance E. Bagley and Professor of Law Christine M. Jolls also spoke at the event...
McCain, alas, isn’t much of a threat to this vast conspiracy of his feverish imaginings. Like Don Quixote, with Sen. Russell Feingold (D-Wisc.) as his faithful Sancho Panza, McCain is tilting at windmills. His crusade, which has managed to fire up op-ed pages and college students across the country, is nothing more than a sideshow, a distraction from the real battles over the size of government and our nation’s place in the world...
Thanks to the efforts of Sen. John S. McCain (R-Ariz.), Sen. Russell Feingold (D-Wisc.) and host of others on both sides of the aisle, we are now much closer to the end of the unregulated, unlimited “soft money” contributions that poured over $500 million into the last election cycle. This bill will not end the influence of money in politics, and a comprehensive solution would require further measures such as public financing of federal elections. But McCain-Feingold would undoubtedly represent a positive, substantive, productive step, especially given the current balance of political...
...currently on his "barnstorm tour for reform." In using these phrases, Bush is trying to reach out to reform-minded voters who supported McCain. But when Bush says "reform" he is talking about something very different from the reform sponsored by McCain and Sen. Russell Feingold (R- Wisc...
...from President Clinton, his opponent has been right there with a tube of epoxy. "We don't want another four more years of Clinton/Gore," George Bush says in a typical remark repeated at almost every stop. So it was a moment for a little head-scratching in Green Bay, Wisc., Thursday when the Texas governor said that he should be elected because Al Gore wasn't enough like Bill Clinton. "The vice president was seated right behind Bill Clinton at the State of the Union when the President declared: "The era of big government is over," said Bush recalling Clinton...