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Minn. campaign regulators back plan to fix political cash conundrum by allowing more money in

Article by: BRIAN BAKST , Associated Press
Updated: December 12, 2012 - 2:19 PM

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formergopDec. 12, 12 4:08 PM

Who are these regulators? Are they nuts? We need to cut back on allowable contributions. Not only that, the contributions should be taxed as income tax. After all it is for a job position.

gofigerDec. 12, 12 6:43 PM

Look, government providing a solution to a problem. Something new this time, more money! Such a novel idea! Page 1, Idea 1, end of book.

jrswanDec. 13, 1211:30 AM

Legal bribery is not the solution to better governance.

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