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IN June 2005, after the last financial-disclosure reports from the 2004 election had been filed and the final totals calculated, a group of Republican insiders gathered in a conference room at the National Republican Senatorial Committee's headquarters in Washington, D.C. The pollsters, politicians, lawyers, and lobbyists had been asked to come by Pennsylvania Republican senator Rick Santorum, who wanted them to hear how the GOP, while winning the presidency, the House, and the Senate, had nevertheless lost--big time: the 2004 fundraising contest for contributions to "527" organizations, those anything-goes groups that allowed financier George Soros to spend more than $24 ...
Source: HighBeam Research, To stifle or to compete: that is the question of...