Clearly, the world was trying to teach us a lesson. McCain's Baby Opposing campaign reform won't be easy this time around. Here we go again. No sooner had the Senate, despite the nearly universal predictions to the contrary, passed the campaign finance reform bill than the alarums and dirges about its fate recommenced. The Democrats don't want to give up soft money because the Republicans out-raise them in hard money.
Labor is opposed.
This time the opposition will be stronger because the bill might actually be sent to the president. Even if the bill is passed by the House, it could well die in a Senate-House conference. Detroit and Tokyo can make cars and trucks go 40 or more miles per gallon. Allow me to file my own signage report. As a nonviolent drug offender incarcerated in a federal prison, I am prohibited by law from watching the movie.