2008 presidential fund debate could cost nominees $500 million
Democratic and Republican strategists warn the 2008 race may require each nominee as much as 500 million dollars, risking abandoning public financing in both primaries and the general election. McCain and others weigh skipping public funds, given rising costs and spending limits.
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Lawmaker Ney pleads guilty in Abramoff case raises Capitol pressure
Rep. Bob Ney, an Ohio Republican, agrees to a conspiracy to fraud and false statements plea tied to Abramoff lobbying scandal. The deal recommends over two years in prison, heightening scrutiny on other lawmakers and signaling prosecutors may pursue more cases.
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