Reform movement stirs as campaign finance debate returns
Editorial notes Enron collapse renews calls for campaign finance reform led by Shays Meehan. 218 House signatures push floor vote on banning soft money. most signers may not back the bill. Public interest remains low while opinions split on effectiveness and incumbency advantages.
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Texas lawmakers and officials contact details listed
The document lists U S Representatives Larry Combest of Lubbock and Henry Bonilla of Sarr Antonio, along with U S Senators Phil Gramm and Kay Bailey Hutchison. Addresses include Longworth and Russell offices in Washington D C and local Odessa address for Bonilla. It presents official contact points for federal lawmakers.
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