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DLC | New Dem Daily | February 19, 2002
The Devil's Advocates Regroup on Campaign Reform
Reform advocates should recognize that Shays-Meehan is, to paraphrase Winston Churchill, not the end, or even the beginning of the end, but perhaps the end of the beginning.
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DLC | New Dem Daily | February 13, 2002
Whose Side Is the President On At "Armageddon?"
No matter how you feel about campaign finance reform, the President's duplicitous stance raises serious questions about his credibility.
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DLC | New Dem Daily | March 22, 2001
Campaign Finance Reform: Now and Later
Action on McCain-Feingold should be the first, not the last, stage in the debate on campaign finance reform. We urge Congress not only to act now, but to act later -- in conjunction with reformers in the states -- to create a higher road to public office.
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DLC | The New Democrat | September 1, 1999
Breaking the Deadlock On Campaign Reform
Why not continue to permit
unlimited campaign contributions,
but to neutral entities rather
than candidates?
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DLC | The New Democrat | November 1, 1998
Campaign Reform Postmortem
By Curtis Gans
A four-point plan for breaking the two-decade impasse.
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DLC | The New Democrat | July 1, 1998
Milkers, Fetchers, and Cash Cows
By Jonathan Eden Kaplan
Politicians extract campaign contributions from private parties, McChesney explains, by threatening them with regulation. And those parties are happy to pay up either to
maintain current benefits or to avoid potential costs.
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