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Inside the Campaign Finance Battle

Inside the Campaign Finance Battle Court Testimony on the New Reforms

Campaign Finance, U.S. Politics, Elections, Politics

Anthony Corrado, Thomas E. Mann and Trevor Potter, eds., Brookings Institution Press 2003 c. 333pp.

Part 1 Political Parties

ANALYSES OF ACADEMIC EXPERTS

The Rise of Soft Money by Thomas E. Mann

Parties versus Interest Groups by Sidney M. Milkis

Why Soft Money has Strengthened Parties by Jonathan S. Krasno and Frank Sorauf

Why Soft Money has Strengthened Parties by Raymond J. La Raja

The Need for Federal Regulation of State Party Activity by Donald Green

A Senate Democrat's Perspective by David Boren

A Senate Republican's Perspective by Alan K. Simpson

Mobilizing Voters: The Coordinated Campaign by Gail Stoltz

State Party Activity under the Levin Amendment by Mark Brewer

Role of Federal Officials in State Party Fund-Raising by Mitch McConnell

Part II Issue Advocacy

SCHOLARLY ANALYSES

Party and Interest Group Electioneering in Federal Elections by David B. Magleby

Electioneering Communications in Recent Elections

Issue Advocacy and the Integrity of the Political Process

Rebuttal to the Expert Reports of Kenneth M. Goldstein and Jonathan S. Krasno and Frank J. Sorauf by James L. Gibson

Rebuttal to Gibson

The National Association of Manufacturer's Advertising Helps Lobby Congress by Paul R. Huard

Why the Chamber of Commerce Runs Issue Ads by R. Bruce Josten

How the Reform Act Adversely Affects the Associated Builders and Contractors by Edward L. Monroe

How Issue Ads Are Designed to Target Federal Candidates without "Express Advocacy"

A Consultant's View on How Issue Ads Shaped a Congressional Election by Terry S. Beckett

Part III Public Opinion and Corruption

EVIDENCE FROM PUBLIC OPINION RESEARCH

Public Attitudes toward Campaign Finance Practice and Reform

Public Views of Party Soft Money by Mark Mellman and Richard Wirthlin

The Reform Act Will not Reduce the Appearance of Corruption in American Politics

Rebuttal to Ayres by Robert Y. Shapiro

Campaign Contributions, the Appearance of Corruption, and Trust in Government by David M. Primo

DONOR PERSPECTIVES

Corporate America Contributes Soft Money under Pressure by Gerald Greenwald

Large Contribution Are Given to Influence Legislation by Robert W. Hickmott

Elected Officials Often Used to Obtain Large Donations for the Parties

Why I Participate in a Corrupt System by Peter L. Buttenwieser

How My Soft-Money Contributions Have Helped Elect Good Federal Candidates by Steven T. Kirsch

OFFICEHOLDER PERSPECTIVES

How the Senate Was Corrupted by Soft Money by Paul Simon

Consequences of Members Soliciting Soft Money by Warren Rudman

A Cosponor's Perspective: Why I Don't Raise Soft Money for the Party by Christopher Shays

Congress is Mired in Corrupt Soft Money by John McCain

Parties Supported Members Who Fund-Raise by Dale Bumpers

Corruption is Not an Issue in American Politics by Mitch McConnell

PARTY CHAIR PERSPECTIVES

Parties Undermined by Soft Money by Donald Fowler

Parties Weakened by Appearance of Corruption by William E. Brock

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