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: Constitutionally CorrectMore than 300 organizations send letter opposing Disclose Act
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The Hill: "House members on Wednesday received a letter signed by 305 organizations urging them to oppose the Disclose Act. The bill is slated to be vetted by the Rules Committee later today and be subjected to a floor vote on Thursday. 'This legislation is a threat to the First Amendment rights of businesses across the country,' the letter states. 'It represents a significant departure from past campaign-finance legislation, which sought to treat unions and corporations comparably and was framed in a genuinely bipartisan manner.'" | Related: House Democrats Cancel Vote on Disclose Act Opposed by Pro-Life Groups | National Right to Life Committee Urges U.S. House to Reject ?Disclose Act? as ?Unprincipled, Unconstitutional? Political AttackFull post as published by Constitutionally Correct on June 23, 2010 (boomark / email).
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