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Political Party Finance under BCRA: An Initial Assessment

March 11, 2004, Anthony Corrado
So Far, So Good on Campaign Finance Reform

March 1, 2004, Norman Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann
Separating Myth From Reality in McConnell v. FEC

March 2004, Norman J. Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann
Court Faces Stark Choice on McCain-Feingold

September 16, 2003, Thomas E. Mann
""Hard Money"" Is Easy to Come By

September 5, 2003, Anthony Corrado and Norman Ornstein
The Battle Over Campaign Finance: Prospects for the New Reform Law

Fall 2003, Thomas E. Mann
No Merit in Brennan Center Smear Campaign

May 22, 2003, Thomas E. Mann
A District Court Panel Rules on Campaign Finance: What Does the Decision Mean?

May 5, 2003, Thomas E. Mann
The Flow of Money in Federal Elections

December 2002, Anthony Corrado and Thomas E. Mann
FEC Undermining Campaign Finance Reform, Critics Say

November 22, 2002, Trevor Potter
Political Parties Now Facing 'Tough Love'

November 10, 2002, Thomas E. Mann
Myths and Realities About the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002

May 7, 2002, Norman J. Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann
Campaign Finance Reform Outlook

April 2, 2002, Thomas E. Mann
Applaud the Campaign Bill as a First Step

March 25, 2002, Thomas E. Mann
The New Reform Battlefield

March 24, 2002, E.J. Dionne, Jr.
Campaign Finance Critics Pushing Myths - Not Reality

March 7, 2002, Norman J. Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann
With Victory So Close, Reformers Must Avoid Pitfalls in Final Days

February 11, 2002, Norman Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann
Hastert Confirms It: Money Rules

February 8, 2002, E.J. Dionne, Jr.
I $ New York

December 17, 2001, Norman Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann
With Genuine Reform Real Close to Reality, Vote Nay on Ney Bill

July 12, 2001, Norman J. Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann
Time to Restore Trust in our Campaign System

July 12, 2001, Trevor Potter
Will Campaign Reform Hurt Political Parties?

March 26, 2001, Thomas E. Mann
Posturing for the Campaign Finance Debate

March 16, 2001, E.J. Dionne, Jr.
Going Nowhere: A Gridlocked Congress

Winter 2000, Sarah A. Binder
Nonstop! The Campaigning Presidency and the 2000 Presidential Campaign

Winter 2000, Charles O. Jones

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Political Party Finance under BCRA: An Initial Assessment

So Far, So Good on Campaign Finance Reform

Separating Myth From Reality in McConnell v. FEC

Court Faces Stark Choice on McCain-Feingold

""Hard Money"" Is Easy to Come By

The Battle Over Campaign Finance: Prospects for the New Reform Law

No Merit in Brennan Center Smear Campaign

A District Court Panel Rules on Campaign Finance: What Does the Decision Mean?

The Flow of Money in Federal Elections

FEC Undermining Campaign Finance Reform, Critics Say

Political Parties Now Facing 'Tough Love'

Myths and Realities About the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002

Campaign Finance Reform Outlook

Applaud the Campaign Bill as a First Step

The New Reform Battlefield

Campaign Finance Critics Pushing Myths - Not Reality

With Victory So Close, Reformers Must Avoid Pitfalls in Final Days

Hastert Confirms It: Money Rules

I $ New York

With Genuine Reform Real Close to Reality, Vote Nay on Ney Bill

Time to Restore Trust in our Campaign System

Will Campaign Reform Hurt Political Parties?

Posturing for the Campaign Finance Debate

Going Nowhere: A Gridlocked Congress

Nonstop! The Campaigning Presidency and the 2000 Presidential Campaign

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