Blasting big money. (Networks).(Brief Article)
American Prospect, The, September, 2002
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CAMPAIGN-FINANCE ACTIVISTS ARE taking their fight to the electoral trenches. As corporate scandals continue to erupt and citizens feel the ache of the economic downturn, reformers have a shot at sticking it to the big money apologists this fall.
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The Reform Voter Project, a new undertaking by the Public Campaign Action Fund, has already spent $250,000 on ads charging that hefty Wall Street donations for incumbent Sen. Tim Hutchinson (R-Ark.) have plenty to do with his push for Social Security privatization, just as his opposition to stronger food-safety laws is supported by the ...
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