H.R. 1, the bill in the U.S. House that is backed generally by Democratic members, sets up public funding for congressional candidates. Law Professor Nicholas Stephanopoulos describes the system in a blog post in the Election Law Blog.
H.R. 1, the bill in the U.S. House that is backed generally by Democratic members, sets up public funding for congressional candidates. Law Professor Nicholas Stephanopoulos describes the system in a blog post in the Election Law Blog.
Using taxpayer cash for statist hack candidates that the taxpayers absolutely oppose.
Plan B – How about the cash ONLY for NON-incumbents ??? HA HA – good luck for thst.
Thst? Thirst? WTF,O?
Could be typo — THAT ???
Make CL the list ACE word checker ???
Good… now they need to pass an amendment to cap how much each candidate can raise to no more than $1,000,000 for a House candidate, $10,000,000 for a senate candidate, and $100,000,000 for a presidential candidate (with an annual 2% increase for inflation). And then provide half of that limit to ALL candidates on the general election ballot as public funding. Thus guaranteeing at least $500,000 to Libertarian, Green, Constitution, etc House candidates; at least $5,000,000 to Libertarian, Green, Constitution, etc Senate candidates; and at least $50,000,000 to Libertarian, Green, Constitution, etc Presidential candidates…. All they need to do is cut the military budget by 0.75% to achieve a neutral effect on the budget.
Any const amdt will permit the incumbent hacks to have a mere one cent limit – if not ZERO cents.
Too many math / Con Law MORONS to count.