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Campaign reform fizzles and fund shortfall looms
Washington notes the campaign finance reform drive fades to a pianissimo as the FEC chief warns the presidential campaign fund may not provide timely matching payments. In 1996, 236 million dollars went to parties and candidates, while projections for 2000 imply tighter primary funding and possible reluctance of candidates to rely on public funding. George Will and Michael Barone critique media and private money roles in politics.
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