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RULES OF THE GAME
Rough Water Ahead For 2008's Swift Boats
McCain And Obama Leave The Door Open For Third-Party Groups, But A Different Regulatory Environment Awaits Them
As the presidential race gets tighter, nastier, and closer to the finish line, some expect outside political groups to start advertising heavily, as they did at this stage in the 2004 election.
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"Rules of the Game" surveys campaign finance and election laws and regulations.
Previously in Rules of the Game
- Ethics Loophole Lets Members Party On (08/11/2008)
- Campaign Finance Laws Under Siege (07/28/2008)
- Just The Beginning (07/14/2008)
- Strange Currencies (06/30/2008)
- The Endless FEC Fight (06/16/2008)